1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

If smacking it, and whacking it with a hammer don't work, try hitting it with a hammer

 

Or if that doesn’t work, strike it with a hammer

 

Smash your thumb with the hammer and you won't notice the truck anymore

 

Now that's thinking outside the box

 

Nothing like waking up late on lazy Sunday and finding I'm out of groceries lol

 

We're actually on the way to grab groceries, errand days I just prefer not to drive.

 

You ever ride around as a passenger and notice all the things for the first time that youve definitely driven past before? lol

 

In some very specific areas yeah; speaking of there's this building I saw one day that had "THEO" spray painted on it.

I never noticed it cause I was too concentrated on traffic as I've only taken that route to drop off or pick up Steph from work.

One of those mornings she drove and I was like wtf look at that. It stood out cause that's our first choice name if we had a boy.

It was actually that day when I drove her car back and noticed it running a specific way. Changed her pcv valve, oil, oil filter, air filter, and spark plugs.

 

Regretfully I think this bugger is past the point of just a rebuild, it smelled kinda melty

 

Plus side, it's easy for you to get to!

 

Definitely easier than your 3.4 that's for sure!

 

Huh maybe it didn't work for me cause I attempted to molest the starter with a hammer

 

I guess you couldn’t turn its crank or wut

 

I couldn't get it to STOP turning its crank

 

It could be a sign :idea:

 

https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=I-zEHyHXpbY&feature=share

 

Ahhhh that's where I failed. I cranked back but didn't do it left to right

 

The 4Runner starter's top bolt was a one-shot, one-kill sort of thing.

If that six-walled socket wasn't completely on that bolt, and if you didn't keep those 5-6 extensions you put together parallel to the ground as you turned that breaker bar, then you were going to strip that bolt and hate life.

My recipe for that top bolt was a 1/2" drive socket with swivel, 6" extension (slight swivel, impact), 12" extension, a 5" extension, to another 5" extension (slight swivel again, impact), down to a 24" long breaker bar -



Yes, I came back behind the crossmember just to get said breaker bar on.

 

That I have to make sure he's not a little shit head?

You're right!