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Does it help to pull the inner cover closed as sometimes this secures the glass roof in place
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I would contact your local dealer as they will have listings on their computer to show what is available
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I would imagine most parts of the car are covered by warranty as long as it is not down to damage or wear and tear
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Its unlikely (but not impossible if a common earth has broken) for the circuits to be linked unless carrying the same fuse power supply. Maybe recheck the fuses with a multimeter or swap into another circuit to see if this is affected....sometimes difficult to see a hairline fracture of a fuse link
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Wagons
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The things a man would do for his favorite chair 🙂
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Pioneer
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Rear bumper protector for 1999 GX470
Lexus Owners Club replied to Jayro's topic in 03 - 09 Lexus GX470
Not sure, apart from repainting each time but maybe using a thicker (enamel based) paint in the areas that are most affected by wear? -
Sounds like you have a good one there Brandon. The main thing is that it has been maintained correctly over the years and everything was replaced when it should have been so it suggests a responsible previous owner. As a result it shouldn't need anything much outside of routine maintenance
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key
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Conditioned
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Steve McQueen quote....absolutely spot on! I'm off to Le Mans 24 Hours next week. can't wait to revisit the mecca of all motorsport as haven't been since lockdown restrictions and chomping at the bit
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Go for it, and let us know how you get on (e.g. wheel imbalance, etc)
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Acid
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Cost is always a big issue when it comes to marketing a new product (cost to make and retail price) but always has to allow for profit. Good luck with refining the end product so that it is where it needs to be in the market, I guess every small refinement helps to balance it out
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taste
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Bitter
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I am a massive Slime fan....have used it for years in Motorbikes, Cars, Campers and never had a puncture (that I know of). The only downside is it can lead to some dynamic wheel imbalance and also slight corrosion to the alloy rims but nothing that cannot be sealed by the Slime
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The ECU would have a default preset to keep the engine idling (albeit low or high speed over the standard RPM)
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I would clear all codes give it a good run and recheck.
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You may be best to remove it one wire at a time and see how that affects the rest of the car. I have done this before and ended up removing a whole aftermarket system to put back to standard and also done it where upon removing the wiring and came across the fault.
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How's the boating going so far?
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ah so sorry to hear that Mike, it is heartbreaking to lose a loved pet and the consolation is that you know you gave him a much better life and you both enjoyed that ten years together.
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Wow! that's incredible workmanship Dave and great engineering and design. The trouble with watch boxes is that they take up a huge amount of space and your design is sleek which is how people want things nowadays I guess
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Yes, agree with that Mike
