Deuce exploded view ?

[flyxpl]

I would think this recource would be here , but I don't see it and can't find it in a search . I am looking for an exploded view of the deuce systems and components . At this point looking at the turbos on both my trucks it apears thier should be a hose on the bottom of my turbos . Mine have nothing thier , if this is the case where do the hoses go ?

 

[jblack6527]

There are various diagrams in the technical manuals of different parts of the truck, which are available for download for free on this site. The hoses you are referring to are usually called "slobber" tubes. They aren't necessary, they just vent any oil or blow by under the truck instead of letting it spray on the front axle.


EDIT: Here is a link to the manuals.
Steel Soldiers :: Military Vehicles Supersite

 

[DieselBob]

Try TM 9-2320-361-20, section 3-18, pages 3-29 & 3-30.

 

[rlwm211]

I have found the "parts" manuals have good diagrams of the various components with the parts linked in the order they would be assembled typically. These manuals are in the deuce FAQ section and have the subscript "P" .

If you download the entire list of manuals you will figure out which ones have the appropriate instructions and then which parts manual to look in. Additionally there are some articles in the Old Steel Soldiers site, under resources in the PS articles that are very useful and informative.

As an information specialist, I know that knowledge is king and you can sort most anything out with the right information and some time and brain work.

Hope this helps

RL

 

[wreckerman893]

I am looking for an exploded view of the deuce systems and components .

When I was at Fort Benning we had to go out and clear Kilo Impact Area after the Spectre gunships worked out.

I saw some exploded deuces and all their components spread out over a couple of acres.

Your tax dollars at work.

 

[USAFSS-ColdWarrior]

When I was at Fort Benning we had to go out and clear Kilo Impact Area after the Spectre gunships worked out.

I saw some exploded deuces and all their components spread out over a couple of acres.

Your tax dollars at work.

Ain't it "Sploded" where you come from, Wreckerman?

BTW - We LOVE to BLOW THINGS UP ! ! !