Specializing in 2.5 and 5 ton 6x6 trucks
M35, M54, M809, M939 series
and HMMWV.
HMMWV Protective Control Box (EESS), 12469158-1
, 12469158-1 "Pin It")
Product Description
Replaced by 12480779
HMMWV protective control box.
P/N 12469158-1, NSN 6110014701931. EESS (Engine Electrical Start System) control box. Please note box may be painted black instead of green as shown.
New/unused.
Do not mix EESS Prestolite/Nartron/KDS units with later model KDS Smart Start or Narton Smart Start temperature control units on same vehicle.
This control box must be used with temperature control unit part number 6500398.
Disconnect batteries before installing the control box. Failure to disconnect batteries before installing or removing control box connectors will damage the control box.
It is highly recommended to check the glow plugs before installing a new control box. Defective glow plugs may damage the control box.
The glow plug system will draw approximately 100 amps. The vehicle batteries must be in good condition for the preheat and start system to function. If the batteries cannot crank the engine they won’t operate the glow plugs.
Only the 60 amp alternators can power directly through the control box. Basic and A1 vehicles upgraded to 100, 200, and 400 amp alternators must have the alternator wiring harness modification in place (done when the alternator is installed) so the alternators output does not go through the control box. Vehicles factory equipped with 100, 200, and 400 amp alternators have the battery direct wiring factory installed.
No export from USA
6 lb
HMMWV protective control box.
P/N 12469158-1, NSN 6110014701931. EESS (Engine Electrical Start System) control box. Please note box may be painted black instead of green as shown.
New/unused.
Do not mix EESS Prestolite/Nartron/KDS units with later model KDS Smart Start or Narton Smart Start temperature control units on same vehicle.
This control box must be used with temperature control unit part number 6500398.
Disconnect batteries before installing the control box. Failure to disconnect batteries before installing or removing control box connectors will damage the control box.
It is highly recommended to check the glow plugs before installing a new control box. Defective glow plugs may damage the control box.
The glow plug system will draw approximately 100 amps. The vehicle batteries must be in good condition for the preheat and start system to function. If the batteries cannot crank the engine they won’t operate the glow plugs.
Only the 60 amp alternators can power directly through the control box. Basic and A1 vehicles upgraded to 100, 200, and 400 amp alternators must have the alternator wiring harness modification in place (done when the alternator is installed) so the alternators output does not go through the control box. Vehicles factory equipped with 100, 200, and 400 amp alternators have the battery direct wiring factory installed.
No export from USA
6 lb