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To get a correct answer, you must explain what you are attempting to accomplish. If you have already posted a thread on this topic, then continue it. If you have not, then start with a clear explanation of what you are trying to do. Is the truck stock? Was there a problem?

No, that hole is the pressure relief hole. It has a diagram that needs to move freely when the air pressure on the other side changes.

As is often the case, a look at a TM(-20P) could have answered such a simple question. The bulb part number is, 2057NA. http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&q=2057NA+LAMP%2cINCANDESCENT+

That is your low air switch . Do not put a screw in the hole. Replace it with the correct replacement part.

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I'm pretty sure I've seen people bolt the 3053A to a Chevy bellhousing so, I would think it may work if it fits in the same space. Not going to be a direct bolt in, obviously.

There is no in-tank fuel pump on an M939 series truck. Maybe No Yes (may need a different pulley) Yes, dropside to dropside, or regular bed to regular bed

Since the OP asked about 900 series trucks, and they do not exist, maybe if they did they would use BFS.

Lug nuts, thimbles, batteries, terminals, trailer plug cover, headlights, air governor, horns, brake fluid, light bulbs, axle drain plugs, , mud flap bolts, lift shackles, bridge plate.

That's a 939 series truck.

These trucks were first built in the 1950's. It was common practice back then to use a hydraulic switch. That very same switch was used on many 50's vehicles.

What is a 900 series truck?

I haven't been able to sleep for days, wondering the same thing.

Is that what the -20TM says?

Found this with a simple google search for the NSN, after looking at the -24P TM. http://www.parttarget.com/5920-00-892-9311_5920008929311_000-8007-407.html There is even a picture of it. Scroll down for dozen of manufacturers and their part numbers.

Call Delk's

Let us know what it was, when you have time.

Got the call today, my new starter motor bolt was in.( I actually ordered 2). I put it all together today. New starter bolts(had them), torqued to 33 ft/lbs. Support bracket replaced and tightened. Battery terminals all cleaned and tightened.

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Why not read the TM?