1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

I haven't done that in a while now, ok

 

wow, mine may NEVER need replaced!


right now the stick is just a tad sticky (sorta clunky) shifting 1st to 2nd, especially when its cold out, but that might be a totally different issue

 

My question is how does the water get to the top? Internal hose or something?

 

@Blue92 , ordering some fluid film to try it out, is a 6pack at about $56 a good deal? average?

$57 Fluid Film Rust & Corrosion Protection, Metal Surface Penetrant & Lubricant, Marine, Automotive, Industrial, Home, 11.75 Oz Aerosol Spray (Pack of 6)

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00CLTXPX2/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=A1UWLDVGZSXGKG&psc=1

 

That’s what I paid I think

 

i just was curious if the price on this stuff fluctuates, from in season markup to out of season discount
since I have no records for comparison shopping i don't have a clue

 

https://camelcamelcamel.com/Fluid-Film-11-75-Spray-6-pak/product/B00CLTXPX2

 

The clutch just engages at different times when you’re releasing the pedal. I’ve done everything but the clutch so....

 

Saw this while I was in Macon, Ga

 

body shop jammed it. Should be done within the next week

 

Epic Games paying for games to not go to Steam is pretty funny.

 

Wow that's looking good!

 

I like that color, I'm excited to see the whole truck done

 

I do mine when napa does their "buy a tote and get 20 percent off anything that fits in it" sale. Usually around halloween.

 

Was hoping to go wheeling tomorrow; going to tackle my LCA bushing squeal.

 

boo ignore it and go wheeling


my truck is a sqeaky rattletrap and I just turn the radio up

 

My favorite is when I wave at lifted 2nd/3rd gens in my rattletrap and they give me a look of WTF

 

I'd done the same thing

 

comments about my truck are usually 2 extremes: "that thing is sweet" or "why do you have that junker?"

 

It is annoying as fuuuuuuuuuuck.

60% of the noise was up front, and 40% in the rear.

Cleaned the entire rear end of my truck, and put Red n Tacky on the leaf spring pads.



Now 80% of the noise is up front, from my LCA's, and 20% in the rear from the stupid bushings OME presses in on the military wrap/eyelet.

Tackling the LCA's tomorrow will quiet down the truck significantly; then when I find a convenient time to do so, I'll replace the OME front leaf spring bushings. I may go as far as order rear greasable shackles as well to tame the rear bushings conveniently if I ever have to.