1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

I prefer 'balance' or maybe 'accentuate' as opposed to survive, but survive is probably more honest.

I'm drinking right now so disregard most of what I say

 

Changed the oil on the lambofeeties

 

Does it screech when you press the clutch? Maybe the throwout bearing

 

My throw out has been chirping for some time now too...

 

I have the idle chirp, too...have had it for years now. For the longest time I thought that was the throwout bearing but have recently learned it's the other way around...the throwout bearing makes noise when you press the clutch pedal in. If the noise goes away when you press the clutch, it could be your input bearing.

 

it's extremely common on manual trans Tacomas

 

Oh take back what i said. Guess its my input bearing...

 

50 round later and the bitches still aren’t full

 

It's funny because there are so many threads on here saying that the chirp is the throwout bearing, but if you google 'bad throwout bearing symptoms' it'll tell you that the throwout bearing makes noise when the pedal is pressed down. My chirping goes away with the pedal pressed down. Which if you look up 'bad input bearing symptoms' its described as a noise that goes away with the clutch pedal pressed down.

 

Mmm .22

 

@Empty_Lord explain this

 

I’ve never put a full 30 into one, hurts my thumb

 

That goes for loading any mag full lol

 

Maybe @Speedytech7 will know for sure as well...throwout bearing vs input bearing noises

 

Throw out bearing

 

When you press in your putting pressure on it. Aka no noise.

 

That was what I thought but I also see other articles saying it's the other way around, aka this screenshot here



when I depress the clutch pedal, the noise goes away...it doesn't get louder

 

ugh why can't Toyota just make a decent clutch assembly lol. I got my first clutch replaced because of the annoying chirp, it was gone initially after that but it came back with the new one within the first 5k miles. I've just been living with it since then.