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Hello, Tinstar, I usually look for an item or answer on my own. The question I was asking was a spur -of -the-moment event and I felt I needed to ask someone with knowledge about the particular subject. I am new to CUCVs other than what my unit utilized in the Army. I have done 99% of the work...

Cucvrus, Thanks for the reply. I am new to the CUCV world. That was the exact answer I needed. I found the board container you led me to. I appreciate you taking the time to help. I'll remember when I may need to open and extract the board while troubleshooting timer problems. Again thanks for...

Hello, Tbear, Where exactly is the glowplug timer board located, and what does it look like? I'm at a loss... Thanks, Sapper

Howdy, I read your previous comment, and agree. I was told by an old mechanic about adding about a half a quart of 30 weight motor oil to my 1009's fuel tank when I refill it to help adding carbon and help lube the injector pump and each injector. What's your take on that? Thanks. Sapper...

I vote for Kilroy!! All the others deserve my vote also. Great job everybody. Sapper

Great JOB!!! I hope to paint my deuce soon... Sapper

Hello From Alabama. You'll find a ton of help and information here. These folks are outstanding and non-judgemental. Welcome. Sapper55

All the best on your convoy home. Sapper

Thank You G! This will help immensely. Sapper

Hello G'Taube, I'm Sapper and I live in North Alabama, USA. I noticed that you responded to a question a while back (2012 "Lucite") concerning air pressure problem in an M35A2 system. I am having a little bit of a problem with my 1970 A2C model, in that it pegs the air pressure gauge at +120...

Hello New Guy!! Welcome aboard from North Alabama. This is the best site for all your needs. Enjoy !!! Sapper 55

Triton, Where did you acquire the Jeep? Sapper

Great Job!! Good luck with your project.. Sapper

CG, A hearty welcome from Alabama, to you and your deuce. This site is great! Regards, Sapper

Please, Please, Please, keep us glued to this thread! This is beyond awesome!! The detail is fascinating. Thanks for the pics and updates. Sapper55 Army Strong!!

DeucesWild11, When I rebuilt my airpack, I did not hone the cylinder. I guess I should have in retrospect. The MC was dry as dust also. I think I will replace with a new unit when I get the money. I got my work cut out for me. You have posted an outstanding detailed contribution to this thread...

JCKnife, I know what you're goin' thru. My '70 has been sitting in my barn for 8+ years and has zero brakes. I rebuilt the air-pack in June, bled all the wheels (with a pressure tank) and new dot5. Then road tested for pedal pressure. The farther I went, the pedal went closer to the floor. I...

Neat and very talented work. OOHRAH!! I guess I would have to go with the ACU Pattern, I'm formerly a soldier. Army Strong!! Sapper

That's a great job you did! My squad and I were detailed by my supervisor to paint (by hand) with brushes, the 4 color paint schemes on the 45 vehicles and trailers assigned to our Direct Support Platoon in Germany in 1978. We had to chalk the designs and label the number of the paint color...

That's a great job you did! My squad and I were detailed by my supervisor to paint (by hand) with brushes, the 4 color paint schemes on the 45 vehicles and trailers assigned to our Direct Support Platoon in Germany in 1978. We had to chalk the designs and label the number of the paint color...