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jdgandorf

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    IS 350
  • Lexus Year
    2006
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    Nebraska (NE)

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  1. I have two problems :-( We don't have CircuitWriter where I live and no matter how much glass I chip off, the copper gets chipped away as well :-( I tried using regular solder wire but it wont connect to the copper wire under the glass because of its cohesive force. what should I do? I used a really small philips screwdriver to almost grind (not chip) the glass until i saw the copper. You only need very little exposed. Also, make sure you use a razer to see the copper wire on the paper side. You have to be sure handed. Take your time. I would order the circuitwriter if I were you. It is cheap and will help bridge the copper on the glass side.
  2. So, I have figured out that pin #1 is my problem, but I have a question on the making the actual fix. How do make sure the circut writer touches the part under the glass? I have tried and tried to wedge the probe tool and have scraped the stuff off up to the glass, but I cannot see or touch the connection under the glass. Should I just put the circut writer stuff on and hope it touches? A little advice would be appreciated. EDIT: I looked over the pictures and noticed that you chipped the glass away to get to the wire. I have done this an was able to see the wire. BTW, Good work on the pictures. :chairshot: I am waiting for the circuitwriter to dry now; hopefully, it works like it should. We will see...
  3. Why is it so expensive? Parts or the labor? I have noticed a noise from my back right wheel when I turn left as well. It didn't sound like much, but after reading this, I am a little worried. Anyone know how I can find out if I have the same problem?
  4. I have the same issue. Mine does not do it very often. In fact, it has not done it in awhile. I could not find anything at this time. Hard to find it when it doesn't happen every time.
  5. I love your DIY style. I have been driving since July with a broken navigation screen. I have called in a friend with soldering experience and will attempt the fix this weekend. Wish me luck. :)
  6. Well, this seems to be a common problem. I just bought a IS350. I love it, but my touch screen is not responding anymore. DC do you have anymore replacement screens, and can I fix it myself? Thanks, (e-mail me at jdgandorf@hotmail.com)
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