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tacomas rear leaf springs started squeaking this summer and it drove my wife nuts. tried to get our aftermarket warranty to cover new springs but they said no. so i fixed it by cutting bike inner tubes and putting them between the ends of the leafs because the pads had worn through.
 
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Special parking :giggle:

(Stopped by my work main office to surplus some equipment that I had in my trunk and couldn't make it up yesterday - they had the roads closed off around the area (for a festival) so I parked here and used my printed out note in the dash in case parking enforcement/police came by in the few minutes when I was taking the stuff inside)

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hair dryer or heat gun may be able to help depending on how they look
 
webby said:
hair dryer or heat gun may be able to help depending on how they look
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They’re honestly probably fine unless you get real close. Only two have tiny creases. Two might not be perfectly aligned. It’s tough because of the concave face. Also, replacements are $40 each, not $25. Haha.
 
stilletto said:
They’re honestly probably fine unless you get real close. Only two have tiny creases. Two might not be perfectly aligned. It’s tough because of the concave face. Also, replacements are $40 each, not $25. Haha.
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get some fake stickers for the real wheels!
 
Everyone is busy.
Next week I'll be quieter. Vacation starts Friday and won't be home until the following Sunday.
 
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