1st Gen. Lunch Table - General Discussion

My work place bought it to be used as a breaker bar.

This is me at work all the time.

 

Bummer man.

An Island Rain Squall blew through last night and the Marine Fog lingers. Nothing like the Chinese Water Torture Test when working under the truck. Might have to lean into my early Sensei Torture Training and Adaptation Skills.

 

65 mph west bound. Not too bad mpgs for a pickup

 

@Lil Steve

Hows those new Paper Back Manuals doing you? You scored on those.

 

How you doing this? Can you provide some insight/write up for the group?

 

I know on my truck doing steady eddy 65mph highway will yield the same results. No real secret in my case. Its the City that kills things.

 

My bad, should have been more specific, the gauge setup is what I was after haha

 

Sure thing. I have no idea on that one, but think its Scan Gauge. You should look over on my BxFx Dongle thread. Thing is mind blowing.

 

I did glance over that the other night. I sink I need to revisit it haha. I have a few old phones laying around I could incorporate into the center console at some point in time.

 

Yeah. You’ll be stoked. The hard part was finding an extra phone for me as I’ve given them all away. My neighbor from Russia, whom I am colluding with, offered a spare of hers to me for free! Since then I’ve been transmitting with Vlad unknowingly.

 

There was a guy here selling a "clip" that clipped into the HVAC bezel around the radio. He used it as a phone mount.

You may be able to find it in the classifieds, and order one up for yourself. I think his sold.

 

@RustyShackle323

Here's the link.

https://www.tundras.com/threads/proclip-dash-mount-clips-to-radio-bezel.79260/

 

That clip would be nice. I use one of these but it looks like they also make the vent kit.

https://www.niteize.com/product/Steelie-Vent-Mount-Kit.asp

 

Our vents aren't really "fixed" vertically. I can't see the vent clip being any good unless you glue the pivots for your vent.

 

Oop that was me that bought it and I like it. No pictures right now, sorry.

 

Makes sense. We drive Toyotas, after all...

 

I enjoy having the physical copy on hand for quick reference specs or procedures. Previous owner tabbed common sections for quick reference, double score!

 

Nice. I’ve seen them as high as $300+ for the set on sale elsewhere.

 

Those would be so handy to have. My KTM came with manuals and IDK what I'd do without them.

For the truck I printed out a FSM torque spec sheet for my recent work, then highlighted everything that needed to be tightened. Crossed 'em off as I did it.

 

First take your eyes off the road and find your phone. Then open the camera app. Then, still with your eyes off the road, make sure everything is in frame. Double check the focus is good.....

 

If you have Adobe Acrobat Pro, you can download the individual sections from the TIS website and piece them together into one document. Just need to waste 1/2 day doing the individual downloads unfortunately.

 

I would go with the milwaukee corded if your doing demo work my milwauke corded is at least 15 years old and still tears it apart

 

I saw this when looking for some wheels for my 4Runner..Just an FYI if any of you FGT owners have a broken dishwasher pull start...

 

Can you do a demo for us?

 

Afraid not, we only use disposable dinnerware....

 

Works on all makes and models...lol

 

Stopped into my buddy kirk at gears and rears. Complete rebuild, 4.56 gears and lsd $1,700. I guess I better make some room on the credit card

 

Fucking wild read here.

https://www.tundras.com/threads/please-help-me-im-at-my-wits-end.85487/#post-2154713