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Sounds like oil contaimation. I had the same problem so I did the FDC bypass and attached a long hose to the slobber tube. Try and spray a can o brake clean in the bell housing followed by dawn detergent and water then followed by lots of clean rinse water.

I did my M35 with behr paint 2 years ago and after 2 years of temp ranges of 90 degree heat to 45 below cold the paint is holding up and looks like I painted it yesturday. So that said I highly recommend Behr paint.

I just finished getting a 1000watt block heater installed in my deuce. Apparently you have to give the element a slight bend to fit properly so it doesn't make contact with the block. The gurgling noise is nothing to worry about. I bet it is the same noise you hear when you plug you kettle in...

Well I fired up the deuce last week (-25) and went out in the fields to try to eliminate some of those pesky coyotes. I was surprised that the heater worked quite well. However I will definitely will have to replace all the cab seals this spring.

Steve here from Mundare, Alberta. I currently own a 1974 M35A2C and am looking for others near me to go on rallies with.

there is an outfit in Arizona, Tucson, I think that has some nice Goodyear's on rims for a pretty good price. I forget their name, but they do advertise on here. I'm sure one of the fellows on here will know which one I'm talking about.

Where can I find the correct thermostat? Does Napa carry them?

Mine was doing the exact thing last month. I bypassed the FDC and now she runs like a top, and even noticed a little extra power too!

I'm off and I would like to come down there. I don't think I'll have enough time to get there driving the old deuce however. What kind of camping? tents ok? Might just do this with the pick-up.

I am in the market for tires also, can anyone help me with what would fit my Deuce without any rubbing or modifications? I am assuming that power loss would be minimal. I have 1200.20 XML's on right now, mounted on Canadian super single rims, but they pretty much have had the biscuit. On...

How does BEHR paint hold up on the rubberized canvas? the colors on mine are a bit faded, so I thought I'd ask the pros.

I took the brass cap with me to the shop and could not find anything to fit. It seems the threads are fine and all the air fittings I found were course.....does this sound right?

I cannot find the correct fitting for this air outlet under the dash/glovebox. I'm trying to use this for emergency air for tires and what have you. where can I get the proper fitting for this thing so that I could attach a quick connect for an air hose.

I'm kinda in the same boat here, I have a good tarp, but the bows and troop seats are rotten. does anyone have the measurements for the lengths of wood needed for the bows? The seats are easy to figure out, but the wood on the bows are all different lengths as in no bow is the same size. It's on...

I too am new to the Deuce. I recently purchased a 1974 and drove it home 800 miles. I am having some minor issues with it, mainly the FDC. It seems to be bypassing fuel into the crankcase and in turn, out the tube on the right side of the engine causing a "self undercoating" issue. I am not a...

After just completing an 850 mile trip home with my recent purchase, I too noticed oil all over the right side of the engine, right wheel well, battery box, and the whole undercarriage. Half way home I checked the oil level and found that the level indicated on the dip stick showed about 3...

Hows it goin eh? Well, fellow MV lovers, this canuk just purchased a deuce. I had an 850 mile trip to bring her home and had only 2 issues, I am looking for advice and help with the first one cause I know how to resolve my second issue. About a little less than half way home after stopping for...

Is it possible that my deuce only has 8 numbers in the serial number? I cannot find the ninth number anywhere

Bobber? What Bobber?