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JPI

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  1. How is the project coming? 

                JPI

    funny you should ask....lol. I was over there today and took some pictures. The front has now been cut to fit the intercooler and the piping has been completely installed. The factory blow off valve has been replaced by a much larger Tial unit placed next to the intake in order to improve throttle response. A HKS racing suction cup has now replaced the stock filter box. The problem with the shift lever locking as well as the key refusing to come out of the ignition has been traced to the body ecu and hopefully by saturday that problem should be solved. In case you are wondering, the polished intake piping is also from HKS modified to allow the bottom pipes to fit. This is what it looks like currently.

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    I need to get touch with you. What is your aim? My is jpimportz25. Thank you

    JPI

  2. I don't need to call anyone to prove my points. Just for heck of it, I have a brake job on a RX300. I did one rotor on car and the other off car. Check the runouts and it's the same. There is no words in the book saying on car will provide a better cut. I based on my facts and experience. Just for the record, I've been with Lexus for 7 years, still holding my ASE master and Lexus master. I don't know everything but I know quite a bit about the lexus vehicles. We are here to help each out. ;)

    JPI

  3. Well I turned on my A/C and the only thing spinning on the compressor was the pulley ( I guess in front of the pulley there is a disc that should be spinning?). I ran the diagnostic from the climate control unit, and it flashed 00 numerous times. Does this mean most likely I have a leak somewhere and my compressor is shut down due to the safety mechanism engaged when the refridgerant pressure is too low?

    thanks,

    SS

    The disk in front of the compressor call the CLUTCH. The clutch will engage at a certain pressure. Once you are out of R12 there is no pressure.

    JPI

  4. There is a method of turning the rotors while they are still on the auto [ rather than turning them off the vehichle ] that produces a truer balance and they finish with circular finish when pads are replaced as to wear the new pads to the like new rotors instead of to the new grooves produced by old fashioned lathe work . I had mine done at a toyota dealer 20,000 mi. ago and still true to balance . Only my opinion as the best way to go .

    This is not true. On and off either method will work. It will depend on your tech, if he didn't position your rotor true to the center then your rotor will have an event cut. When you turn the rotors you supposed to measure the runouts, I hardly see anyone do this anyone. The best brake lathe outthere is the hunter unit. I used to buff the rotors when I finished it them, I found this method useless and stop doing it.

    JPI

  5. First of all your power train warranty cover the oil leak 6 yrs 70k. Please take it to the dealership, and it is zero of charge.

    Second of all, what is the flush, adjust and clean? There isn't any adjustment on this vehicle. All you need to is flush the brakes and it will cost you $47. These people are lack of knowledge about lexus vehicles and also trying to make some quick bucks while they can. They give the automotive industry a BAD NAME!

    JPI

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