1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

https://youtu.be/kH6YyVBsFdA

 

Pass. I won't give them a view on YouTube because somehow they make money by people watching their video

 

Unless it's not Bros. Then lemme know and I'll peek at it

 

Its some spoiled ass kid that that breaks his lambo trying to show off on a mud road above hollywood

 

Does anyone know if I should be able to move my driveshaft around my carrier bearing ? Or should it be solid like a U-joint ?

 

You mean the driveshaft has a bunch of play where the carrier bearing is? If it's excessive then the carrier bearing is probably in need of replacement, how does the rubber in the CB look?

 

You mean like it woddles in the bearing?

 

Time to put @BartMaster1234 out of business.
Got them out of an old fleetwood. There was another 86 Deville that may have had them, but the hood was stuck closed.

 

You should call your business...

American....Auto............Horns...............................Unlimited

 

Will they be half the price of his

 

While under my truck I can grab my drive shaft on the left and right of the CB and push it up and down. Without much force.

 

Do you get vibration when driving

 

It should take a bit of force to get it to deflect. If it is easy, it's probably just worn out.

Here is the OEM bearing for cheaper...
https://www.drivetrainamerica.com/spicer-211750-1x-dana-toyota-tundra-center-bearing/

 

Im not 100% sure on the vibration. I do have a clicking like a bad U joint will make while going up steep hills or accelerating fast.

 

Horns Oughta Remind Negligent Youths

 

I have to really push on mine to see any kind of movement where the CB is, if you can just grab the driveshaft and wiggle it around freely then it's probably no good

 

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@Speedytech7 Thanks man. That was my next question. Was should I get oem or SPICER. So I want to get some U-joints as well. Should I also get those spicer ?

 

I think spicer is who makes oem. And is way cheaper

 

The OEM bearing is a Spicer part, the part you order from that website will have a Toyota part number on the rubber.

Ujoints I would price out OEM but Spicer is quality so if that's easier I wouldnt hesitate to use em