1st Gen. Lunch Table - General Discussion

Yes I have to switch on the high beam and turn the key at the same time for it to start.

 

Sounds pretty theft proof to me. Electrical is above my pay grade, but there are places to find the wiring diagrams for free online.

 

What’s in the box?

 

i havent opened it, since I don’t want to damage it. It has to be plugged in to turn on the truck. It’s a whole separate thing I’ll try and upload a picture.

 

Got this for dinner tonight.....




Now I'm not sure if I should,
https://youtu.be/oXpb9pf5tB8?si=fEf5WtUoHgEeEhld

Or should I just,

 

See if theres any name or model numbers on it, also check the box connected to the fuse box.

 

@leo123 I’m thinking it’s just something simple like a relay the headlights energize to complete the circuit on the ignition. You may be able to bypass it.

 

Squirrelly Dandyem doesn't sound to band right now....

 

Question for the boat experts. I have a 2008 Waverunner and have always used Yamalube 4W. The local power sports shop used to get it in bulk and sell it by the gallon very inexpensively. The shop has a new owner and only sells it in prepackaged containers for almost double what I used to pay. The engine is a dry sump and I can only suck out about 2.5 of its 4 qts so I usually change the filter every season and do two oil changes every year. I’m thinking of switching to a synthetic and using Costco or Walmart oil like I do in my trucks. The guy at the boat shop says don’t do it and that marine oils have special corrosion inhibitors but I have not found anything actually showing Yamalube is special. Any thoughts about using synthetic motor oil in a PWC?

 

And then this is gonna be a thing as well. If ya know ya know

 

It sounds like you need to be digging under the dash, because I think you're going to find there's more to the system than just the box attached to the headlights. And it's probably going to cause you a lot of grief if you don't deal with it.

 

The sharp cheddar and cream cheese are interesting choices. Not bad, just they don't melt well with the Velveeta and the quesadilla cheese. The cream cheese tends to clump and the cheddar just turns stringy.
I like that you chose sour cream over milk though. What's in the Tupperware? Meat or veggies I assume. What about Rotel?

 

It hasn’t caused any issues, it’s just annoying, and it stops the LEDS from working. I’ll send a picture of it and the connections in the morning. Also Mr. Bee there’s nothing on the box just a black square box lol.

 

This could be helpful…
https://www.discoverboating.ca/resources/article.aspx?id=767#:~:text=Use the right lubricant —Marine,be used in marine engines.

Supposedly it’s about having the right certification.

 

That's why you do them in a slow cooker lol.

Also step 2 is done, seasoning. Heavy salt and pepper and a touch of this

 

Of course you do em in slow cooker. That's the tried and true way.
Although the oven, a smoker, stovetop, whatever works, just depends on your preference.

If you haven't tried the HEB queso blanco processed cheese, we used that at Casey's instead of Velveeta that week after the car show. Anyways it was IMHO superior to Velveeta. Its a game changer.

 

Life is not complete without Rotel. It goes in everything. Along with chipotle chiles in adobo sauce.

That sounds like a driver for your bulbs, then.

 

Last one cause I'm about to eat it lol. And yes there is from scratch herb butter on it

 

Not sure I've had adobo sauce before.

 

The steak was grilled for 4 mins a side flip for 2 more per and then again for 2 more at like 375.

Sadly they were out of the queso cheeses..... I was very very upset

 

Funny I have both of those waiting to go in that queso I'm gonna make

 

You going to saute any fresh chopped veggies to go in it?
Or perhaps some fresh pico de gallo instead?

 

Nah we're going for simple

 

I'm a fan of sauteed bell peppers, onions, and celery in my queso

 

@Mr.bee new guy needs CoLights

 

I forgot I still need to install mine. But I think my plan is going to be to get the TrueTrac and 4.10's installed, then meet @The Black Mamba in Madisonville or Centerville and swap my OEM LSD for his black housing head lights.
Then I'll cut em up for the colights.

 

That's what everyone want's to know

 

I don't think a $30+ slab of cow has ever touched my mouth... ya'll are walkin in high cotton.

 

So you want to install LED or are they already installed?

The first step in any diagnostic such as this would be to return it to factory, as best you can. Start by replacing the LED bulbs with a cheap H4 halogen and see if the problem persists. Without pics, it’s hard to give you any further help.

 

It was discounted, this is who always shop at close to closing at HEB. Sometimes you get unsuspected discounts