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So lastnight the wife "fixed"/updated my computer and here I am again, same problem. It has to be an update with IE doing this. Argh.

New springs will improve ride quality 10 fold. I'd go with new positive arched springs.

I'd mount it on the roof, and pipe it straight into an intake snorkel!

I hope the app helps with capitalization and punctuation, 'cause it's in the rules!

And occasionally I also use the, I-bahn, Info Strada, Net, WWW, Web, World Wide Web, information superhighway, National Information Infrastructure, cyberspace, data highway,

Personally, I prefer to use the Infobahn.

I've planted diodes in the ground, in my zener garden.:)

Also found on the wide world of webs, M1009 [K10516] ~ Utility version of the General Motors Model K10516. M1009 [CD10516] ~ Utility version of the Chevrolet CD10516.

Found on the Interwebs, The M-1009 is a Commercial Utility Cargo Vehicle (CUCV pronounced "cuck-vee"), a military modified Chevrolet/General Motors Model K10516 (K5) Blazer with a 3/4 ton rating. The CUCVs were an attempt by the U.S. military to use COTS (commercial, off-the-shelf) vehicles...

Capitalization would sure make that easier to read.

15 main light switch feed 16 light sw. (ht) to service headlamp or dimmer sw. 17 dimmer switch to upper beam 18 dimmer switch to lower beam 19 light sw. (bod) to blackout driving lamp. Incl. Resistor 20 light switch (bht) to blackout marker lamps 21 light...

Wanna bet? I'm gonna tell Amy to find some sweet Chevy bowtie temporary tattoos for the boys!

Maybe he learned from Vinnie.

How will knowing the wire number, tell you if they worked before? 22

Have you disconnected your batteries yet?

If your referring to the sound the air governor makes after the truck is shut off, yes, that is normal.

Oh, ok.

Do you have TM9-2320-386-24P? That's where it is. nsn2530013984503 oem#2233867 And a google search for that nsn finds, MFG SKU CAGE Manufacturer Type Status Role 2233867 34623 AM General LLC A A RCSK15983 34623 AM General LLC A A 2233867 06853 Bendix Commercial Vehicle Systems...

Have you looked up the NSN in the parts TM? Once you have that, you can google it and if there is a partstarget link, look at that and you will see the OEM name and part number. That may help you find the part outside of military surplus dealers.

Nsn or picture?