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Auto Repair - General
- AA1car.com - Good general info
- How Stuff Works - Auto
Essential Tools, Spares and Supplies - Be prepared when going off-road
GM Parts Search
Locktite - All About Locktite
Lubricants, Capacities & Intervals
Maintenance
- Maintenance and Technical Guides From the U.S. Military
  - General Site for Publications
  - Table of Contents
  - Electronic Training Manuals - Authorized use only
  - PS Magazine Online
  - Sets, Kits and Outfits
  - FAQs
Manuals
- Military Technical Manuals
- Military Training Manual
  - As a self-extracting archive of MS Word docs
- Integrated Publishing
- LOGSA - Search for M998 and M1114 in the title
- Portayal Press
- Service Manuals
  - Corrections
Multimeters
- Using Multimeters - Adobe Reader (.pdf)
Other Parts, Tools, etc. (not Hummer-specific)
- Clamps
  - Oetiker
Part Numbers and Parts Cross-Reference
- Hard Top Roof Lining Part Numbers - Part Numbers for the foam interior roof lining on hard top HMMWVs - (Requires Adobe Acrobat reader)
- HMMWV Engine Part Numbers
- Parts and Part Numbers - Parts Cross-Reference (H1 parts, some may apply)
- Online Parts Catalog (H1 parts, some may apply)
Service
Service Bulletins
- NHTSA Office of Defects Investigation - Service Bulletins Database - Enter "AM General" under "Make", "Hummer" under "Model" and the year of your truck under "Year" to get a listing of all the Service Bulletins issued for it.
Service Intervals
- 12,000-mile Service
- 18,000-mile Service
Sources of HMMWV and Military Parts, Accessories, Gear and Information
Tools
- Tool List for Various Jobs - A Microsoft Word document, from AZHOG
- Tools for Working on Hummers - by Allan Madar
- Tools and Their Uses - Humor
Torque Settings
- Torque List in HTML - Viewable with a web browser, but you'll need to scroll horizontally or print landscape.
- Torque List in Excel - Requires Microsoft Excel.
Voltmeter vs. Ammeter
Welding - Emergency Welding Using Automotive Batteries

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