1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

I kinda want to do a cookbook with recipes like that, I have a feeling it would probably sell pretty well lol

 

Permanent my dude

 

Well I had decided to not let the dog on the new couch. That lasted less than 24 hours....

 

Yeah we had that rule at first with Dex...no couch, not on our bed...that went out the window pretty quick haha.

 

Yeah I'm ok with the bed, keeps me warm. The couch I'm still hesitant about but she looked a bit upset that I had the new girl over on the couch but wasn't letting her up she's passed out now, I should go to bed, but I dare not wake her lol

 

I would market it to the "fly over states"

I was being nice!

 

You guys need a refresher

 

Thanks for the highschool english refresher. College made me forget everything except math and theories...

 

English is dumb, which is why that word needs a b

 

Ive forgotten all of those too.

Honestly should've spent 4 years doing spreadsheets, sending emails, and learning how to handle bullshit in a healthy manner, would've been far better off.

 

100% agree. Being out of school for almost 3 years now, I have forgotten most everything, with the exception of some degree specific things. Most everything is learned on the job regardless. A science based degree seems to be just an indication that you may be more easily taught and learn quicker than most.

 

The 6.7 is a masterpiece. It’s insane how much better it is than the 7.3 in every single way without all the modern emissions stuff.

I thought they were really cracking down on diesel shops doing deletes recently though.

 

Until your early one has the turbo shit the bed and they have to pull the cab to change it

 

People at my work are always saying you should know the answer, you went to school for this shit.


Schools just a piece of paper, idk shit yet.

 

The new 3.5TT from Toyota has been having a lot of issues in the first year apparently.

 

Describe "a lot"

 

Be careful you'll have to explain confirmation bias and sample sizes next

 

You right

 

I don’t know. I can’t find the video but I saw a reel of a tech having to replace the engine at 15k miles. Here’s a forum post on a similar issue. The tech said he thought the oil passages were too small, which starved the front crank bearing of oil. Hopefully they’ll fix any bugs in the next couple years.


https://www.tundras.com/threads/dont-buy-a-third-gen-tundra.133467/

 

Techs aren't engineers, they're parts changers. Over time they can get a feel for shortcomings but on a new platform I wouldn't trust their conclusions on anything more than how good today's lunch spread was.