What have you done to your Tacoma today? 1st Gen Edition

It could always be worse, ever parted out a VW?

 

Sweet. I love drives like that. How long did it take to go those 120 miles?

 

You're thinking of the 2016+ Turd Gen trucks.

 

Quick question: my T-case is wet (slow leak/weap) the Trans, however is bone dry. What would cause a slow leak either between the two or in the area?

The fluid in question is gear oil so either the 5sp or T-case is the culprit.

 

Correction, anything 2005 and up is just a Tacundra, I dont consider
Them Tacomas anymore...shhhh

 

I changed out my driver side door lock cylinder on my '01. Been having to unlock the truck from the passenger side for couple years.

 

Did the front blinker relocation mod - moved to running light housing. Went super smooth. bought a 1 5/8 hole saw, cut bulb tubes off of old blinker housings and squeezed them in the holes with a little rotary grinding. Sealed around edges using hot glue gun.

 

Maybe it has a supercharger

 

didnt even dent it

 

Have no clue how to translate all that, just know your ride will go smoother.... jjejej ESL

 

1 more beer for capitan Jack please! Im totally ignorant of suspension staff, just heard i should go kings or OEM whenever my time comes... for now I just truck wash today

 

for some reason it reminds me of this...about as realistic IMO

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GoCKacNvggI

 

Broke the grille and headlight though:

 

^Oh no, you can't freeze-frame like that, or else the magic pixie dust escapes... See what's wrong with this picture:

 

Got a delivery today...

 

Any shock group buys going on? Finally killed my OME on some washboards last week. Got about 60k out of them.

 

Mine weeped gear oil too. Could not figure where it was coming from for quite a while. It was enough to coat the front side and bottom of the t-case but not enough to effect the fluid level.

It turned out to be the front driveshaft output seal. Only found it when it started to actually leak enough to drip.

 

Cut in back up lights on stock bumper. Word of advice: observe mounting bracket locations. I wanted to push the lights as far as possible to the outside and ended up doing a LOT of grinding and messing around. I put the 6 LED bars in this time. I think the 4 inch cubes worked out better on my old truck.