I don't know whether you found what you were looking for or not, but I
have TM 9-2320-260-20 and it has a wiring diagram in it for the M819
wrecker which I believe is the newer version of the M62. I think they
are both very similar. I can scan these and send them to you or put them
on the web, whatever you'd like.
Dave Cole
On Thu, 16 Sep 1999 19:47:04 EDT DDoyle9570@aol.com writes:
>Help! Last Friday night as I prepared to go to a show I had a bit of
>an
>electrical fire under the dashboard and hood of my M62 wrecker. After
>
>discharging to fire extinguishers and disconnectiong the batteries I
>was able
>to extinguish the fire. Incredibly, after taking the wire cutters to
>the
>burnt wires the truck functioned almost normally. Today I began
>trying to
>make repairs, this being complicated by the number of field
>modifications the
>truck got over the years.
>They are:
>Rotating beacon---no longer works.
>two warning lights on front fenders (NOT turn signals), one of these
>field
>modification, one factory---don't work wires cut by US at some time
>ago and
>switch removed
>Heater blower motor---doesn't run---wires intact through firewall,
>then?
>fuel gauge---after fire pegged way beyond full
>floodlights don't work---never have since I owned truck, the dash
>switch
>which should have controlled them, instead controlled aforementioned
>beacon.
>
>Two wires running to floodlight switch burned to crisp, one wire going
>from
>main wiring harness to ? (circuit breaker?) burned and annealed.
>
>The truck had a new harness installed by military at some point.
>Truck
>tagged rebuilt at Letterkenny in 67, but harness has rubber type
>connectors
>rather than metal shell type, this and the 1700 miles on the clock
>when I got
>it along with the overall OUTSTANDING mechanical condition of the
>truck make
>me believe it got another overhaul at some point. But the rubber
>connections
>are more or less taped in the big openings of the circuit breakers,
>where the
>big metal connectors would go. Has alternator, not generator.
>
>My point is anybody know where I can find schematic for M62 on web?
>How
>about ANY G744 schematic? Anybody got an M62 in the back yard I can
>get to
>compare notes with? Anybody got first hand experience with any of
>these
>modifications or repairs?
>
>I have TM9-2320-211-10 and TM9-2320-211-20 and these are NO help on
>this.
>
>Sorry for so long but wanted to give as complete info on problem as
>possible.
>
>Thanks,
>David
>
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