colloe3

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I just bought a replacement stereo for my ES 300 '93 . I installed the stereo but there is no power in the system. I suspect that I need a code or something like that. Has anyone experienced this problem before? Thanks for the great directions on installing the stereo. Colloe

Thanks, ControlZ. I am having the cooling system flushed this morning and would have them check the radiator. What exactly do you mean by a thicker radiator? Is it a new one or from a later model ? Thanks

I just went downstairs to check my coolant and it is a dirty green. That cannot be good. I thought about flushing the system a couple of months ago but I must have forgotten. Any suggestions? Colloe

I have a 93 Lexus ES300 with 174 K on it. I think I have the highest mileage on this board :D Anyway, I drive 80-90 miles to work and back everyday. In cold weather, under 60 degrees, the car does not overheat. However, recently due to the incoming summer and 65 -75 degree weather, I have noticed that after about 30 minutes/35 miles of driving the thermostat starts rising from the middle mark. Once the thermostat starts rising, it pretty much rises all the way to the top quickly unless I slow down and turn the heat and fan on at full blast. I first noticed this after I had a transmission replacement at 162K. I also replaced the seal between the transmission and the engine. I had a dealer check it a while back for $100 (ugh) but unfortunately we had a few cool days and they could not replicate the problem. At that time, I had not noticed the warm weather effect. Any ideas on where to start to fix this? Thanks Colloe3