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I have my Lexus vehicles (1999 GS300 & 1998 ES300) serviced at Beck on the south side (ES300 since i filed a BBB complaint against Tom Wood in May 2005, they were servicing it since DEC 2001). Beck has always gone the extra mile w/ me & never disappointed. I just bought the GS300 & had it in last month. I also have a private guy (which I've been using since 1995) that has done auto body repair & some other major mechanical repairs that is VERY reasonable if you need damage repaired. Feel free to let me know if you want more details or other recommendations for service.

I was informed about 2 options: 1) either pay about $1000 for them to find it or 2) do pretty much the same that PrinceAli recommended, clean the engine, drive it & then look for the leak but i believe there were 3 places that the leak could be originating. Here's another thought, mine leak is barely weeping so maybe a drop or 2 per day driven, and i have the oil changed every 3-4 months so it's not a huge loss. My car is a 1998 ES 300 so, given that it's a decade old, it's a fact that it will eventually leak just because seals will not last forever.

Can you toss me a quote for this? a PM is fine. Thank you!