Ontario BS Thread

Groan.....

 

Come'on man... . that was punny

 

Instructions how to fall down stairs:
Step 1

Step 2

Step 4

Step 14

 

I thought Step 1 was to cut a hole in the box?

Enjoy. Mine held up fine over the past year.

 

69.456615,-133.030104

 

That shows as tuktoyaktuk

 

Did the rear brakes on the Subaru today. Raybestos 980634PER slotted rotors and Advics AD1114 pads.

 

Got the interior of the truck cleaned up today and then decided to open up the Gazelle T4 tent for the first time, wow this tent is amazing!

 

Love mine. So easy to set up and light!

 

Next Weekend anyone?

Five Points Weekend | Tacoma World

 

Oh I love it!!

 

Well let's.play a.guessing game. It's loud.
Don't know.what it is .till tomarrow when therenis time to check.
https://youtu.be/eZgim7ZDeQE

 

Hmm. Definitely seems like a bushing. Would say lower control arm or even lower shock mount.

 

Tomarrow morning it my first job.... my guess is lower ball joint. Cause of all the bashing in minden. I ment trail riding......

 

+1 on what @tacoma16 said.

Sounds like "dry rubber" rubbing.

Take a can of WD40 or any lube and hit where all your bushings are one by one (if your interested on which one it is) and even your sway bar bushings.

Then if that takes care of it hit them all with some better lube.

 

Hey guys,

want to clean up the rust from the underside of the truck from all the scrapes, dings, and bangs from the last year or so. any recommendations of what i should pick up and use/do?
was thinking of getting a wire wheel/ wire brush to clear out anything that looks like rust, hit it with some brake cleaner to get rid of any residue, rust primer or self etching primer (i think self etch would be better?), and finish it off with some regular spray paint to try and protect it moving forward.

I've all but lost any hope for the hitch but would like to clean up the frame a bit.

 

Sounds good to me. I would even avoid spray paint and just buy a can of paint and brush it on. Goes on thicker and is cheaper. I find spray paint to lay down too thin and eventually just pit and rust.

biggest thing is just oil spray the truck every year. Helps a ton

 

I say you wait till the end of season it's gonna get all scraped up again

 

This is also very important. Usually do the paint and stuff before oil spraying.

 

Been doing this just this weekend. What I've been doing is
- wire brush if crusty
- brake clean
- brush on Rust Check corrosion inhibiting primer (2 coats)
- top coat some black (only for asthetics if you care)
- oil spray with corrosion free