1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

It's too early

 

Morning.

Reading around it seems not many people change clutch fluid unless there's an issue. I want to do tranny fluid in the next couple months, if my clutch fluid isn't dirty don't worry?

 

Is it just hard to bleed air from the system? Think I saw @Black DOG Lila mention that on a post

 

Hell froze over last night. Remember those promises you made?

 

It's easy to allow air into slave by bleeder valve. Removing old Fluid with turkey baster insures no air and good fluid.
Also explaining one person hose and cup bleeding eludes me.

 

I was on last night. Just let me know when.

 

Not sure yet.

 

Need some sway away oil? I have a new container that I don't need.

 

@Empty_Lord @Tour991 https://www.instagram.com/p/CLYdjqJDkJJ/?igshid=sv9l0s86jg7w

 

Fucking Sean

 

That would be great. I'll pm you in a little bit.

 

That would be great. I'll pm you in a little bit.

 

That's okay, I thought it was another taco you're parting out, I didn't realize it was a 4R


Do you happen to know if the 96-97 rear axle on a Tacoma is the same as the 98-00? I found one for 250 I'm thinking about going to get

 

sounds good ill be checking soon to even see if its that bad. Know i should do the trans fluid at least bc Im nearing 40 k ive put on it. Thank you

 

The e brake cable mounting is different on '02 and up or so.

That's it.

 

Ooohhh shit! That's fantastic news

Do you know if all the 8.4s are 27 spline?

 

https://www.elevatedmotors.com/inventory/2002-toyota-tacoma-v6/321985

 

Great deal! Sign me up! /s

 

They are, The only diffrence over the years is the E-brake location. Older trucks it was on top and newer its behind the axle. either will work.

 

I almost thought that was real at first.