1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

I don't care what it's like inside, I would just wanna smash around in the snow and bad weather with it. Total beater status

 

2002 - 2008 they had the option iirc

 

17 lber, long ol carp. Yeah I know it's junk fish. I enjoy catching any fish that gets big
Old man's birthday today and of course we're fishing

 

And here's his(my old) Nissan D21 Hardbody for the Nissan lovers

 

Do you miss it? I always thought those would be cool to build

 

True, but I know exactly what to expect with that, not 'maybe this time it will downshift with 1/2 throttle or I'll have to wait and see if I need to mash the pedal instead'.

Her car more than makes up for it with gas mileage though so I'll happily drive it on most longer trips unless we're doing something specific with the truck.

I went fishing yesterday for the first time in several years...only catch was a tiny little trout that couldn't have been more than 7 inches long lol.

Supposedly the lake had catfish and carp in it too, but no such luck there.

 

Ran into this SAS hardbody on a trail 3 years ago and it was sweet

 

Looks like Jeremy Clarkson, he has a "hard body" lol

 

That sounds like a Richard Hammond joke

 

Well he does probably hold the record for most crashes and survived

 

What is that? Doesn’t look half bad.

 

Buy my parts, yo.

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...-parts-electrical-drivetrain-and-more.625079/

 

Any of you guys ever hear a sucking sound when your AC is running? Seems like it’s coming from behind the glove box. Every 30 seconds or so when the AC is turned on I hear something like a sucking/sealing sound. Never noticed it before.

 

Useless fact, Jeremy Clarkson had an 80 series until 2013 that he daily drove in the countryside before moving to downtown London

 

3rd gen rav4. The one Ive been nagging you to check out.

 

Yup. I've always thought it sounded like someone with emphysema or Darth Vader but a sucking sound also describes it. Mines done it since I got the truck. AC has always worked great until it hits about 90-95˚ out, then it's worthless

Oh and the sucking sound usually goes away if I turn the AC up to the highest or 2nd to highest fan setting, or at least I don't hear it anymore when it's up that high. But on 'low' it's very noticeable

 

Ill take it all.

 

Wow that third gen lasted a looooong time. 2005-2016

 

Please do

Will do mega huge bulk discount.

 

Absolutely normal, you're just hearing the compressor suck down the suction side and the high side pressurize and eventually bleed through the expansion valve