1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Master or slave clutch cylinders would be suspect for me. Is there enough fluid in the resivoir? Leaks?

 

Like a diesel fork truck?

 

yep have someone press the clutch and look at the slave cyl on the DS of the transmission to see if it's moving the clutch fork.

 

on a cold start

 

This or possibly the clutch fork bent/broke

 

also if it is clutch master/slave cyl you could try pumping the clutch pedal a bunch to see if it builds pressure enough to disengage the clutch and go into gears

 

Wha-wha-wha-wha

 

License plate is redundant, all we needed was the Quiksilver sticker.

 

Do clutch forks do this often?

 

I've read about it on here before, sounds like a pain in the ass if it does

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/clutch-fork-snapped.624410/

edit - glad to see that first post about the 2001+ forks being beefier lol

 

Extremely rarely

 

Impostor needs to be full of raisins. The perfect way to seed trust issues.

 

@Das it mang

Tagged you in the dog thread lol more pics of Bronx

 

Raisins are a great way to ruin just about anything. Cinnamon rolls, cookies, muffins, etc.

Chocolate covered raisins are alright

 

I like raisins alone. Adding them to anything else ruins both.


If we're going to cover something in chocolate lets do chipotle roasted almonds instead.

 

Another day without a truck


“Wrong parts”

 

I'm all to familiar with that feeling

 

The only difference is my truck is real