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Are you aware of all the starter run-on situations that have occurred, due to that relay? I suggest you do the doghead relay mod, to eliminate that concern. I am not saying this is you current issue.

I seem to recall, this was a popular flag around the time of our country's bicentennial.

Good chance the shut off solenoid cracked from the over voltage. I would replace it.

Hope you read the TMs. Never idle it.

Info, for those that don't know what your referring to. Gadsden flag - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Why not download the TMs for your truck? If you looked at TM 9-2320-272-24P, you can easily identify the part and the part number(201737). The part number is a Cummins part number. Google it with the word thermostat, and you will know all there is to know. Same for the gasket.

Someone has not read their tech manuals!

Please attach pictures, not link them. And use capitalization. You need to look at the -24 or 34P TM, for a part number. Then Google it and you'll probably find what you need.

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/cucv/21607-general-gm-diesel-engine-question.html http://www.steelsoldiers.com/cucv/85480-olds-engine-cucv.html http://www.steelsoldiers.com/cucv/26877-6-2l-really-detroit.html http://www.steelsoldiers.com/cucv/18269-6-2l-simple-question.html

Don, a link to the seller on ebay is ok, a link to an ebay item is not.

Did you search before posting? We just covered this less than a week ago. Axle, is spelled A X L E. It matters when you search. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Axel

Fwiw, here's the thread I was thinking about. I found it searching for "crane cable". http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce/91074-need-length-cable-wire-rope-m108-crane.html

I thought all I phones were made in China.

**** I phones. :rant:

I thought we just had a thread on crane cable lengths. I thought we determined they had 150'. I could be wrong. Be sure to match the max load limit of your old cable..

If you search "hub seals hot", or "hub temps" or some variants, you should find some threads on this. I know I have posted hub temps before. Iirc, I have about a 20 degree increase, when all is right with my bearings and seals.

We've found that many of the reproduction seals, are just plain lousy. They create heat. Some people have tried to bend them a bit. The rubber is not the same hardness either. That may be your issue. The lock tab washer has 2 tabs pre bent. They go in, to hold the inner nut. You jamb the outer...

McMaster Carr only lists 100' as the max length avail. you need 150'. Be sure to use the right stuff!

My mental telepathy is cutting out today, so how did it go?