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To test for a bad ground, I find it easiest to remove the lense. Then, run a wire from the negative battery terminal, to the light bulb socket. If that makes it come on, you know you have a bad ground. Both bolts are uses for grounds.

If you unplug the brake light switch, you can use a meter and check for voltage. You should have 24v on one of the two wires. If you do, you can then jumper the two wires together to test the brake lights. Be sure your 2 lever is on.

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Stock GM spring number. 14067753 SPRING It's a 3/4 ton spring.

Well, since it snowed 4 inches yesterday and today it's raining and blowing, I haven't attacked it again yet. I will and I'll report back. It was difficult to hold the tire/rim and hold the geared lug wrench with the thimble and lug nut stuck. Since the tire/rim was off the truck and I had 11...

The relay is used on lawmowers, tractor trailers, ac units, and thousands of other things.

With no pics and no part number, it is not easy to help you.

If they are different, it should be listed as a different part in the -20P or -34P TM. It would have a different NSN.

So, how did it go?

I just had one do this a couple days ago. 1 out of 40... I changed all 11 tires on the M819. I tried my geared lug wrench and was unsuccessful. Since the new tires were on rims, I left it for another day.

Ken-tool 30609 And you'll need a 13/16" square drive socket.

Nsn?

I don't have any 809 series trucks here without the trolley brake, but I can look and tell you were they are connected in the M818 or M819. Unfortunately it is snowing pretty good here right now, so it won't be right away.

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4820-00-062-9719 4820 000629719 Valve, Rotary, Selector 45485 4820-00-062-9719 Features MRC Parameter Characteristics AGAV End Item Identification 2320-01-047-8754 FEAT Special Features Three ports;hand operated 4820-00-062-9719 Manufacturing Part Numbers (SKUs) MFG SKU CAGE STATUS ISC...

I would have guessed it is the same as a Bendix TC-2 lever. http://www.bepco.biz/Catalogs/AirBrakeCat/73-75.pdf

That's something you don't see everyday, the entry door and awning is on the driver's side.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o6jweaCe-88

Yup Think I'll watch Back to the Future... on my VCR

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