1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

your handy work is quite off center isnt it

 

true true. but according to chevy square wheel wells work fine.

 

Sometimes but not so much these days. I figured out how to deal with my shit without having to b hammered all the time

 

Lol

 

Due to less air pollution, we now can actually see the Universal logo in the sky.

 

dude white phosphorus is a fucking horrible thing

 

aww shit. look at that

 

Kind of lost my motivation working on the fleet right now. My 04 needs valve cover seals done, but I'm planning on doing the injectors too so need an inch lb torque wrench for both jobs. I want a quality inch-pound torque wrench but might have to buy locally with shipping times. Flatbed is not being touched until it's frame is looked at. Tundra is pretty much done until I get a new head unit and speakers delivered.

Attempted to pinpoint ride quality with my front suspension on the 04 but everything looks fine Tried to buy alcohol at Walmart on Easter Sunday afternoon because time is meaningless now. Things are weird lol.

 

I just grease them every 5K miles and wipe excess grease off every now and then. For the first 10K miles they were puking grease everywhere but that's stopped now.

 

Buy a proto torque wrench or precision instrument s

 

Yeah I was thinking about CDI or Proto. I have Kobalt 50-250ft lb/20-100ft lb and have to get them calibrated at my roommate's machine shop every 6 months. Store them at the lowest torque value too...

 

Who's the resident expert here in residential air/heating here?

 

I dabble in the opening of windows or forgetting ovens are on

 

Yea, it comes out the bottom of the boot, it's normal. They get greased every few thousand miles and the old grease has to go somewhere. Just don't over grease them, few pumps on each side every oil change is good

 

Was sure someone here was...I know messing with a specific component in the heater is causing the heating element to come on and off.

It isn't the probe that sits in front of the fan but instead this small component with a wire attached to each end.

Unfortunately, my multimeter is at home so I'm not going to mess with a hot wire if I don't need to.

I can take a pic once someone chimes in...

 

@Sperrunner

 

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I'm going to build a mk12