1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

speedy I think I figured it out, I let the battery die. I used the key to get in. And the trucks been “armed” the whole time. It seems fixed. Thanks gang

 

SNU SNU,

even tho my girlfriend is tiny lol

 

Well at least I replaced my flasher relay with an LED ep35 thinking that was an issue. Glad it’s all sorted

 

The multimode tcase in my 4 runner blew up so it was stuck in 4x4 for 3 months till I could find another one

I was doing 90 on the highway and full lock in parking lots just fine... im sure the diff and cvs were happy about that

 

it deserved better

 

@eon_blue

Don't let me go in the mud next time we're out

AND DON'T LET ME GO AGAIN in the mud after I've gone in the mud

It was caked on THICC and EVERYWHERE

 

oh god I don't even want to look under the 4runner

the mud I washed off last week after the snow trip was nothing compared to this, that stuff yesterday is thick ass cakey mud

 

I spent like $7 at the self-serve just now getting it off the frame and wheels.

Even though I kicked off most of it when we had left, the wheel balance was so off I was getting wobble everywhere at all speeds.

It's gone now fortunately.

 

Hopefully I can sneak the muddy T4R into the self-wash station and use their power washer without them seeing me and telling me to get lost lol

they don't look kindly on muddy 4x4s clogging their drains

 

The old guy working there saw me and didn't care, he was on the phone so maybe he just didn't pay attention?

 

Around here it's a fact of life, the local wash places have a stall for you to get the bulk of the shit off and then you can go to one of the other ones to finish up the rest of it

 

get a lawn sprinkler and leave it under the truck, move it every 30-60 minutes. Ezpz

 

I've actually never been kicked out of this one even when my truck has been really muddy. But the one by my old place had signs up that prohibited "excessively muddy vehicles" from using the stations

 

*cries in water bill*

 

shit, better than spending $50 at the coin wash and blasting splash backed mud into your own eyes

 

No way, even the full pressure couldn't get some of it off.

 

I can usually get it off with the general $6/11 minutes if I power wash the F outta it

eye protection might be a good idea though

 

I just realized it used to be $5 for 13 minutes, damn you inflation

 

No, it works, it just requires time. You don't saturate anything with a pressure washer cause it isn't a lot of water it's just a little water under pressure. So it always feels like you're just cutting a ton with pressure. The sprinkler just melts it off bit by bit.