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    Jump starting using 12v systems

    Thanks, that link is very helpful. I was able to tow it off the street for now and I can take more time to troubleshoot. I do have a question, I can't figure out where this plug goes. I have a troop carrier and was suspecting it powered some kind of accessory in the rear.
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    Jump starting using 12v systems

    No batteries. I did scrounge up two regular car batteries. It cranked with smoke coming out of the exhaust but would not fire up. Will be researching how to get it running. I need to drive it about 30 yards to its restoration location.
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    Jump starting using 12v systems

    Thanks, will give it a shot, vehicle is being delivered on Sunday and "runs after jump starting" according to govplanet, its an '04 m1123
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    Jump starting using 12v systems

    What's the recommended procedure for jump starting the HMMVW 24v? using 12V? I have two automotive 12v jump start battery packs and was thinking of putting each 12V pack in parallel of each 12V batterybattery. Another option is a single pack on one of the two batteries and hope it has enough...
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