Looking for some ideas.....trying to replace my fuel gauge sender and all the screws are spinning. I tried the old pry underneath trick and no go, they are all still in place. I don't want to cut the heads off (sparks and gas fumes don't mix!) as I think if there is a nut on the bottom it and the s...

Stu, What is the part number for the LED that you used? This was actually what I was ging to do but haven't found the correct buld yet. Bert Bert, my LED amber bulb doesnt have any part numbers or manufacturers details on it. Presumably a Chinese import. I have searched through my email but cant fi...

Thanks Bert, Amber glass-got 'em from Memphis Equipment via eBay for $25 for the pair (entire assembly)-a pittance of what they go for now. Gary Are these for a later model M37 or another Mil truck? I need to start watching for some of these. Bert Another option is to leave the clear glass and go w...

Hi and welcome to the M37 capitol of the Universe !!

You will never get stuck with all the great help available in here.

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Looks great fun !!

nice video.

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Warren, which color is that you have used?

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Does anyone have a good winter or long-term storage routine? Thank you in advance! Back story: This 1951 M37 has been restored, runs well, and is in great condition. We live in Maine so it will be stored inside over the winter for 6 months. I want to ensure that the truck "rests easy" unt...

That switch you have pictured is the military version of the 900 series. Unless it had been altered, there would be 7-wires coming from it. I altered it by taking it apart and identified the wires/connections that were necessary for it to work in my application. I only required 4 of the 7 connectio...

I have wired the switch to a modern 24v LED friendly electronic flasher unit and wired all the flasher lamps myself. I didnt see the point in using the transistorised box. We have slighly different rules over here about flashing lamps so I cannot have the brake lights flashing at the same time etc....

I have wired the switch to a modern 24v LED friendly electronic flasher unit and wired all the flasher lamps myself. I didnt see the point in using the transistorised box. We have slighly different rules over here about flashing lamps so I cannot have the brake lights flashing at the same time etc. ...

Am I the only one that uses this type of signal flasher on the M37 ??

I used my normal 12v timing light but re-wired it, extending the cable by about 10feet.
The sensor is place over HT cable no.1 where I have cut through all the braiding just enough to fit the clamp on.


Stu

Wes, where on ePay are these adapters? I am unsure what to search for.

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Stu

Hey Stu, I hope you had some here in the states! I had heard about the display, but still pic's a quite effective. Did you watch the show, was it good? Thanks For Sharing, Hiya Bruce Had a great time over there, but weather was very changeable, torrential rain for the first few days, then sunny and...

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