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Let's not get carried away. You need to start at the bottom, and work your way up.(like Monica Lewinsky did). Do you like Cigars?

Monday, I took my dog to the vet's. She had a slight mishap on the motorcycle. When my vet referred to her bad(previous permanent leg injury) as her "Gimpy Leg", I actually laughed out loud. She looked at me funny(like I was making fun of my own dog), and I had to explain why I laughed. We...

Is it illegal to add red dye(or additives) to taxed fuel? At what percentage is it not an additive(and considered your fuel source)

Is your idle too low?

Try a search for undercoating, under coating , rustproofing, rust proofing.

Keith, that post is utterly confusing! And incorrect I would not suggest use of the rear battery on a CUCV, for any accessories unless they are isolated ground.

Is your test light rated for 24 volts? You probably blew the bulb.

An M1008A1 has an accessory power outlet in the bed of the truck for communications equipment. Is that what your referring to?

How about posting the napa and cummins numbers, to make this thread even more helpful to others.

And if your idea of driving is to get in and just floor it for 3 hours, read this first.(easily found with a google search for M931).

If you plan 4 hours for a 2-3 hour trip, you'll be fine. Oh, and if this is a new purchase with no history known, add 3 hours pre trip, and plenty of cash or plastic, JIC. And, 3 hours the night before, reading the TMs.

Pic # 2 is not the correct rim for your truck. It looks like a hub centered rim that does not use tapered nuts. Pic # 3 looks like you bobbed your truck (yuck).

Welcome to the site, watch your grammar! I think he just invited you for a muff drive...:-P

Also, I just looked it up in the -34PTM. Then googled napa and the number( 14077157). BAM, there it is, all over the Web(including here on SS). Here's a thread that came up with the google search. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/cucv/80356-engine-flywheel-replacement-m1008.html Several...

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/cucv/88053-starter.html I searched "napa flexplate" in the cucv forum.

I know this has been posted and discussed before. What search terms did you try before posting this? And, you do know the -24P or -34P Tech Manuals have all the parts in exploded views and list GM part numbers, right? Also, I think it's listed in the CUCV FAQ/WIKI.

Don't forget to allow for variables like, camber ,toe-out and tires. The front should be slightly wider than the rear. How wide is your trailer? Mine is 83 inches wide and they fit.

My reply to that would be, "I bought it to haul all the dead bodies of the people that ask me stupid questions".

They are known to crack/split, starting at those set screws(actually a bleeder port).

Use your cell phone(recovery tool) and call a tire shop and have them swap your tires.