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I got a PM saying he went to work. we'll get back into it tonight. That FL was where I was headed next(after he told me the orange wire is dead)!

I told you, Trumpet grease is only good for linear motion. Not rotational motion.

Loosing the brake assist and steering assist at the same time, has caused more than one accident. I'd go get him and play it safe.

Did you mount a pintle hitch on that yet? Should tow your M101 trailers just fine. Just need to make a 6 to 12 volt adaptor for the lights.

What's todays backup plan? Tow bar and SWB's pickup?

K, no more buckets of GAA?

Test with the key in the run position, the pink power wire on the injector pump. Should have 12v. To confirm your issue. Your truck was running, then it stalled/shut off when you connected the fan. And now it will not turn over/start when you turn the key to start.

When you are ready to reinstall the flywheel, there is one hole that is not concentric with the rest of them. It's not off by much, but it will only work in one position. Now you know.

Is your truck a 1983?

Brand is not the issue. Depending on application, you need the appropriate type of grease.

That list was published June 1974. I would summarize, the 1D came after that.

Yup Kenny, I really said it. :wink:

Nobody uses TMs anymore. Just post your question and get an answer.

We'll find it when we search horse harness repair!

Do you have this TM? http://militarytrucks.ca/Files/m37_manuals/CDN-VEH-D114_CDN_M37M43_Repair_Manual.pdf or, http://militarytrucks.ca/Files/m37_manuals/TM9-2520-232-35_M37series_%20transmission_manual.pdf both are from here, http://militarytrucks.ca/m37.htm That trans looks kinda like...

tube = core

The cut and fold, then use some stop leak, may hold for a bit. Black pepper works too. You'll need to do a complete clean and flush later. A gob of the clay like epoxy might hold for a bit also. You can buy a new radiator at NAPA or other chain stores. Run it hot, and you'll need...

uunplug whatever you plugged in. Check the lowest fuse in the fuse box.

What caused the hole?

So you don't rip them off as you backup in knee deep mud.