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Ray, Any of this relevant to you? Someone I know just dumped in in my email account and said, "maybe something here to help you out?"

Ray, Here is the deal. Many moons ago, the Military made another buy of IP's. Why? Well, no one was fixing them. Everyone simply ordered a replacement pump, as it was easier and there was less down time. This all transpired during the dumbing down of the power generation field. And sadly...

I did not find anything here in Germany, nor in the states, other then a IP in EPAY, and for 800 bucks. Get real! I will send of a question to my buddy.

Is there any part numbers on the pump? If you have a bit more ID info, I can try and ask some in CECOM.

Look in TM 9-6115-585-34, PDF reader page number 171. It tells you what you have to remove and what you have to replace. If you cant find it, let me know.

If you remove the ASK, you have to put back on the old covers, or once again, over heating.

No, follow the book. That was just a general reminder. Often, when I worked on ASK gen sets, the box is a PITA. I hated them. Yes cuts the sound down to a nice purr, but working on the set was a PITA. Some folks take the kit off, and run it. And wonder why it over heats. NO, no, you are doing...

Do not run the set for long time periods or under load with the ASK doors open, so you can overheat the set. It's designed to run with the doors closed, to properly channel cooling air flow.

All things come to the person with paticence and determination.

A wise decision! Shipping would be a killer!