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    Helmet top install question

    $1500 is a fair price. Most below $1000 are beat up, cracked or missing the storage boxes. The only area where I get leaks is the rear cargo door but I think a lot of that has to do with the seal between the top and hinge is 20 yrs old!
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    700R4 transmission in a HMMWV

    Do it right and do it once.
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    Hummerholic’s 1994 Humvee Build Thread

    Latest pic of the beast
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    Hummerholic’s 1994 Humvee Build Thread

    New Side Window Glass Decided to go with new glass for the side windows as my OEM units were scratched and I only had 3 good windows. Still debating on whether or not I want to add some light tint.
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    Hummerholic’s 1994 Humvee Build Thread

    X Door Reconditioning Finally got around to getting my passenger side x doors done. Not only did they get a full repaint with Rapco 383 but they received new weather seals, door latches, outer weatherstripping, hardware, added rubber seal around window frame and lastly new locking door handles...
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    Hummerholic’s 1994 Humvee Build Thread

    X-Door Spring Hardware Revival While my window frames were drying I decided to see what I could do about the rusty spring hardware for the window slider knob. While I was at the store, grabbed some Vinegar and submerged the parts in a 50/50 mix for 24hrs. Parts are like brand new again.
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    Hummerholic’s 1994 Humvee Build Thread

    Prepping X-Door Window Frames As I get closer to getting the doors prepped for paint, part of the task is getting all the other pieces ready as well. Here I took the window frames apart and sanded them down so that some new paint would stick. I’ll also be reconditioning the weatherstripping as...
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    Hummerholic’s 1994 Humvee Build Thread

    Standard torque spec is 140lbs from what I remember but frankly I just torqued them all by hand alternating sides. I also warmed it up afterwards then took it for a drive then just did one last round of tightening. Not a drop of oil and have never felt comfortable with higher torque values and...
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    Hummerholic’s 1994 Humvee Build Thread

    Engine and Transmission Filter Service Since the fluid age on the Humvee was unknown I decided to do a fluid and filter change for both the engine and trans. Crazy to think it cost me $600 to do a trans fluid and filter change on our BMW X5 and yet it only took cost me $75 for the filter, fluid...
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    Hummerholic’s 1994 Humvee Build Thread

    Stubby is correct. I used Noico on the doghouse itself then because I had to grind off the factory rivets used to hold the factory insulation in place I decided to use new bolts instead.
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    Hummerholic’s 1994 Humvee Build Thread

    Doghouse Insulation Addition With a focus to help reduce the noise inside the cabin I decided to further insulate the heat and noise from the engine by modifying the doghouse. Bought 10 sqft of Noico insulation which was the perfect amount of insulation to do two layers. Overall this was very...
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    Headlights keep burning out & will not cold start at all

    Have you confirmed that the glow plugs are actually lighting or have voltage going to them? I had a similar issue with cold starts being extremely hard to start. Unfortunately it ended up being the box not giving voltage to the glow plugs. While diagnosing I did find that advancing the timing...
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    Hummerholic’s 1994 Humvee Build Thread

    LED Headlamp Replacement Although I found it odd that both factory halogen headlamps were out I started to diagnose to see if it was the switch however I was getting the appropriate voltage at the headlamp bucket connectors. Went online and ordered up a set of LED headlamps and in a couple days...
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    Hummerholic’s 1994 Humvee Build Thread

    Battery Disconnect Install Decided to tackle getting the humvee a little more secure when out in public so went with a keyed battery disconnect. I ended up buying a kit from TMG that would reach the drivers side. I ended up locating the switch between the doghouse and the shifter as there was...
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    Hummerholic’s 1994 Humvee Build Thread

    Totally agree Dave. I was working with what I had and only went under when I have stands positioned. I have since picked up some 4x4 wood pieces until I get a larger jack.
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    Hummerholic’s 1994 Humvee Build Thread

    So frustrated with this site trying to post pics. I’m using photobucket and have done so for years with other build threads. I hate the attachment function. Anyone can tell me of an easy way to post pics so that you don’t have to click them as attachments?
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    M998 wont shift out of 1st--any ideas

    Good to hear the issue was resolved. I’m with you in the overdrive. It’s like I’m reentering the atmosphere anytime I go above 45-50mph.
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    Hummerholic’s 1994 Humvee Build Thread

    Next thing was to start dismantling the interior to do a deep cleaning of the insulation and remove all debris in and around the floor boards and tunnel. Here are a few pics of the interior before I got started.
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    Hummerholic’s 1994 Humvee Build Thread

    First task at hand to even be able to drive the humvee was replacing the half shafts. The left rear was completely toast and thankfully with the purchase the previous owner included upgraded 10k shafts. Overall this was a pretty straight forward job you just need to load the suspension on the...
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    Hummerholic’s 1994 Humvee Build Thread

    Humveeholic’s 1994 Humvee Build Thread Thought I’d put together a thread to share the progress and modifications I’m planning for my newly acquired project. I’ve done a few build threads in the past with previous BMW vehicles and it seemed to really help people or just gibe them some ideas for...
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