Auxillary Power Port
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Auxillary Power Port
Can someone show me a picture of where the auxillary power port (for map light and "other accessories" whatever that means) is installed? Midwest Military has the ports for $15 each and the description says it goes to the right of the glove box, but there's no indication on the truck that would make it obvious to me where it goes.
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What year truck? On my 53 there is the hole with 4 mounting holes covered by a blockoff plate. They may have omitted it at some point.
"It may be ugly, but at least it is slow!"
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This one is a '53 as well. It must have been a dealer option or something.
Can you upload a picture of the placement?
Can you upload a picture of the placement?
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I've never been successful in uploading here. The size restriction is too small and I don't have a way to reduce the files from my phone. (My only Internet device)
"It may be ugly, but at least it is slow!"
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My 52 has one. Seems useless without the matching connector to use with it. I've not seen one...
1952 M37 - Mods = Locking hubs, battery switch, 2 bank charger, PB, PS, Pertronix SSI, Elect fuel pump w/filter&pressure switch, bikini top, tool box liners, 24v & 12v fused circuits.
Planned: Seatbelts
Planned: Seatbelts
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The connector is still current production. And, knowing the part breakdown makes them cheap and easy to source on fleabay.
I however, bought 3 pin connector and sockets so I could feed 12, 24 and GND. through it. This way, I could use standard auto stuff also .
I however, bought 3 pin connector and sockets so I could feed 12, 24 and GND. through it. This way, I could use standard auto stuff also .
"It may be ugly, but at least it is slow!"
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Looks like it was discontinued in production in 1952.
http://www.g741.org/ProductionChanges1.html
http://www.g741.org/ProductionChanges1.html
"It may be ugly, but at least it is slow!"
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Interesting. Do you have a link?just me wrote: ↑Wed Oct 18, 2023 5:32 pm The connector is still current production. And, knowing the part breakdown makes them cheap and easy to source on fleabay.
I however, bought 3 pin connector and sockets so I could feed 12, 24 and GND. through it. This way, I could use standard auto stuff also .
1952 M37 - Mods = Locking hubs, battery switch, 2 bank charger, PB, PS, Pertronix SSI, Elect fuel pump w/filter&pressure switch, bikini top, tool box liners, 24v & 12v fused circuits.
Planned: Seatbelts
Planned: Seatbelts
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"It may be ugly, but at least it is slow!"
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Mine is a '52 (June) and I was wondering once about this metal cover. Could it be?
Haven't taken a newer photo of it.
Haven't taken a newer photo of it.
Sebastian
(sorry, I only speak in METRIC)
(sorry, I only speak in METRIC)
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That's it. That is the blank off cover.
"It may be ugly, but at least it is slow!"
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That's where it is on mine.
1952 M37 - Mods = Locking hubs, battery switch, 2 bank charger, PB, PS, Pertronix SSI, Elect fuel pump w/filter&pressure switch, bikini top, tool box liners, 24v & 12v fused circuits.
Planned: Seatbelts
Planned: Seatbelts
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There are apps for that. I have one on my phone. Just search for "image resize" in the app store for your phone.
1951 M37 "Brutus" w/Winch and 251 engine
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Thanks for the "Connector Link" Just Me!!
I have the socket on my 51, and I have the work light that plugs into it. I don't have a good picture of either of them though. If still needed, I can get a decent picture for anyone interested?
I have the socket on my 51, and I have the work light that plugs into it. I don't have a good picture of either of them though. If still needed, I can get a decent picture for anyone interested?
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1942 Chev. 1 1/2 Ton Dump Truck
1951 M37 W/W, & Field Radio
1958 Navy CJ3B
1967 M725 Ambulance
1987 M101A2 Trailer
1942 Chev. 1 1/2 Ton Dump Truck
1951 M37 W/W, & Field Radio
1958 Navy CJ3B
1967 M725 Ambulance
1987 M101A2 Trailer