Any pics of correct throttle & choke cables
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Any pics of correct throttle & choke cables
Hello all,
I am looking for a picture of what the correct knobs on a 1952 M38 should look like.
Thank you in advance.
Greg
I am looking for a picture of what the correct knobs on a 1952 M38 should look like.
Thank you in advance.
Greg
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Greg,
Here is a photo from Ben's Jeep.
Top handle is the fording cable and it is similar to the throttle, but no lettering.
Next one down is the Throttle, note the lettering going from left to right instead of up to down.
Last is the round knob, that is the choke with again reading left to right.

Here is a photo from Ben's Jeep.
Top handle is the fording cable and it is similar to the throttle, but no lettering.
Next one down is the Throttle, note the lettering going from left to right instead of up to down.
Last is the round knob, that is the choke with again reading left to right.

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I personnaly am convinced the M38's came with a round knob for the throttle. Every (Yes Every) TM and ORD 9 for the M38 with any photos that include this knob show it to be round. The part numbers are the same in both the 51 and 55 ORD 9's and they both illustrate a round knob. The only place I can find a "T" shaped Throttle knob is in the M38A1 pubs. It has a different part number. Since these controls are easily used on either the M38 or the M38A1 I'd say the Army quit stocking the M38 control 7375115 WO# 801683 and knob WO# 801685 and only stocked the M38A1 "T" type 8329761 WO# 806337 and it's knob WO# 806339. Since these were most plentiful as surplus in the 70's and on they probably found their way onto almost every M38 out there since these controls are used a lot and wear out often.
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Hal,
Good thing you specified CDN. The CDN-OM9-804 shows the "T" knob.
Good thing you specified CDN. The CDN-OM9-804 shows the "T" knob.
Wes K
45 MB, 51 M38, 54 M37, 66 M101A1, 60 CJ5, 76 DJ5D, 47Bantam T3-C & 5? M100
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45 MB, 51 M38, 54 M37, 66 M101A1, 60 CJ5, 76 DJ5D, 47Bantam T3-C & 5? M100
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