1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Reminds me of I-80 passing through Sacramento, just a lot less crowded.

 

Ended up heading out for a bit

But hey, good to hear the Ford got done!

I remember seeing the Toyota's rear end and yeah, that ain't for the faint of heart so can't blame ya.

And you're not the only one about not having the energy to do stuff. I got plenty to do but keep putting it off...yet find the energy to come up with excuses

 

This was a "nice" over-range microwave with exhaust fan that seems to have originally retailed for $500 in 2013, but I suspect the previous owner of the house got it (and its matching range) on scratch-and-dent sale.

Yeah, clean off. I found another tab close enough to the original for the spring to hook on to. It's up and running again for a total cost of $0.

The parts list for this thing is hilarious. It's a 3rd-party site (not affiliated with Frigidaire), but it's the first thing that came up when I started looking.

Here's the $48 spring: https://www.frigidaireapplianceparts.com/PartDetail/Spring/5304440316/1055407
A $13 washer: https://www.frigidaireapplianceparts.com/PartDetail/Washer/5304453724/1171188
A $10 screw: https://www.frigidaireapplianceparts.com/PartDetail/Screw/5304456930/1198451

 

3rd gen question of the year

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...we-need-on-hand-to-get-up-and-running.754308/
My $.02 Bicycle

 

You drove a car to the last one

 

I drove the most capable offroad vehicle known to man.



The rental car.

 

Pretty much went as far as I did

 

@Kwikvette



The rear bumper is meh but

 

Ah fuck gonna send a message, thanks

 

Wonder what’s wrong withthe winch

 

Seems people already messaged him, I posted and messaged.

 

@turbodb Finally sat down and read your full transfer case writeup. Jeez. That needs to be linked in @gearcruncher post here.

Also preparing myself to do the AC compressor on my 04 with your guides. Need to do the compressor and receiver/drier at a minimum since the leak is at the front of the compressor. But since the ARB has to come off I'm debating on the condenser too. Maybe even the evaporator core/pressure switch/expansion valve. Don't really want to touch the AC system for a long time after this.

 

Got him linked already I beleive .
Consider it done !!
I posted in his write up last week .
Awesome information

 

I need to spend a couple days cleaning up that thread lol . Soo many dead links now hehehe

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/transfer-case-transfer-cases-in-first-and-2nd-gen-trucks.345652/

 

Not sure what you're linked to, but these are probably both good resources:

how-to, all the identification info: https://adventuretaco.com/guide/step-by-step-replacing-the-transfer-case-on-a-tacoma/

story of my situation: https://adventuretaco.com/swapping-the-transfer-case/

 

Solenoids, probably. The motors themselves rarely die

 

Any links you had in that thread to RockSolidToys are dead. The guy was a douchebag anyhow and fed everyone lots of false information.

 

TIL you can make six figures driving a Zamboni

 

Will you be getting a Sienna or an Odyssey?