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  1. J

    I Need a Voltmeter Gauge for a CUCV M1009 1985

    I like the Datcon. I was toying with the idea of putting in two 12V gauges like the two charging lights, that way I should be able to see each alternator's performance. Nice to know there are 24V options though.
  2. J

    Technical inspection of the fuel gauge on the M1009 / Chevrolet Blazer K5 Diesel. - solved

    OT to the thread, but I can't resist relating a story - I was driving my boss's 1980's Ford in Mexico around 1995, first time I'd driven it. Gauge was very slowly dropping, so slowly that I didn't worry about topping up at one of my usual (trusted) stations on the route. At just above 1/4, it...
  3. J

    Tire chains?

    I really doubt you actually need chains. I used to plow snow with an M1008 at work, and the one time I put chains on it the mechanic expressed surprise (to put it politely, he was ex-Navy :D ) when he came in the next day - after he looked into it, he found that the night shift guy (I was on...
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