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Re: 24 volt cranking system on military Chevy dies
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Posted by jdemaris on April 27, 2005 at 19:49:40 from (209.23.31.206):
In Reply to: Re: 24 volt cranking system on military Chevy dies posted by Vapet on April 27, 2005 at 15:50:37:
I'd just trying to figure how these military versions are different from civilian. I may be buying a few low-mile trucks mainly for parts - especially the engines - and I've been wondering how much stuff has to be swapped when the military compents are put in civilian trucks. As far as glow-plugs - the non-military had their problems too until the Delcos were no longer used. AC Delco has been making some genuine crap the past few years. Beru is making some of the best glow-plugs in the world. Funny thing is now, go buy yourself a Delco glow-plug for a GM diesel - and guess what's in the box? It's a Beru, repackaged.
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