bartkat

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Keeping a car from changing lanes in front of you is even more fun eh?

Maybe I'll merge this into one of the many other gas threads. It's too late right now.

With a little effort you could have clipped his rear quarter and spun him around. Would that make you feel better? Stop driving like an idiot. :chairshot:

You won't be able to measure the difference between major brand gas.

If you're using the original wheels, then the sensors can stay with them and there shouldn't be any problems.

Monday. 300 miles, avg mph 76, 27.0 mpg. KY and TN some mountains on I75.

Most any auto parts store should have it.

Don't knock it if you haven't tried it.

Where did you find a '04 350?

Paint it.

Take the filter out and have a look.

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The last thing you would ever want to do is run bulbs that are not the same voltage as stock. I'd send them back to the seller for a refund. If you buy other bulbs make sure they are rated at stock voltage.

Just downoad each of the PDF files and save a copy to your documents file in windows.

My guess would be bad bulbs. Put the stocks back in and see if they work.

No offense Mr ri*BLEEP*hen7, but it's quite reasonable to believe that this topic has been discussed before. You might want to familiarize yourself with the search feature before starting another thread on a well discussed topic. http://us.lexusownersclub.com/forums/index...ite=%2Bdetector Get a Valentine or if you don't want to spend that much get an Escort.

Use premium 91 or 93 octane if you can. Merging with the other gas threads.

The items are on this PDF on page 18. Many of these can be done yourself or done for less money by an independent garage. http://us.lexusownersclub.com/forums/index...ost&id=4051

Nice. Never saw LED eyebrows before.

Maybe you have to start and run the car for a little while. If that doesn't work you could try resetting the ECU by disconnecting the negative (black) battery wire for about 10 minutes.

I think it's down. Dunno why.

There seems to be a problem with your username. :(

Here are the tech PDF's. 45.pdf 46.pdf 48.pdf 49.pdf 49.pdf

Yes. If I am in 4th gear when i begin to slow, it does not move from "4" unless I manually shift it down using the paddles or shifter. I called the dealer, and they said that the car should still be downshifting even though the display will still read "4." I was not happy with his answer since I assume that the number on the screen adjusts whenever the gear shifts no matter if I am manually controlling it or the car is automatically down-shifting. Well it will show a downshift to 4 as you coast down and when almost stopped it should show all the way down to 1. This isn't the selected gear number but the actual gear number.