Good article for newbies

[wa4x4]

Welcome all newbies to the Marlin Crawler Bulletin Board. While digging through information online I found an article from fourwheeler that may help out newbies. Not that this is ground-breaking information it may help you out, and it may help us out to not have to answer questions regaurding this information. http://4wheeloffroad.com/techarticles/48079/index.html Thanks for looking.

[Rocksurfer]

     Isn't the reason a newbie (that knows nothing about Toyota's) came here in the first place? To learn about them Toyota's  and how to fix 'em up? Come on newbie ask the questions here or search our site for the info, we won't bite......... much.

[wa4x4]

True, but there is still some good info there.

[Rocksurfer]

True, but there is still some good info there.

I know, just yankin' your chain.

[wa4x4]

Gross dude, that chain is not for guys to yank.

[whiteman]

            

I think it is ok info but, they still need to be allowed to ask "simple" qestion's without being .

Somtimes I get on newbies for "simple" questions, but then realize I don't know everything myself and am in there same position, just on a higher level.

[wa4x4]

I dont flame, I just tell them nicely to kiss my shoe. Just kidding. I think newbies should be able to ask questions without being flamed but there are some questions that I hate seeing every 2 weeks.

[Rocksurfer]

I dont flame, I just tell them nicely to kiss my shoe. Just kidding. I think newbies should be able to ask questions without being flamed but there are some questions that I hate seeing every 2 weeks.

Remember though he/she is a newbie and doesn't realize that question was asked a week or two ago. I usually will answer the question and supply a link to the earlier question for their reference.

[Skinny_Pedal]

please kid you still are a newbie

[Rocksurfer]

please kid you still are a newbie

I've been waiting for that.

[wa4x4]

I was too...

[rockscrambler]

 

[mcharfauros]

Great read, even if that post was from 2005.