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Ok yeah I'll check with toyota/lexus and see whats up.
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wow so many views and not even a welcome.. jeez this forum sure is active..not
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Hey all this is my first time owning a Lexus and so far its been a love and hate relationship.
The car has about 113,000 miles, one owner, no service records..car was apparently leased.
It runs great, very fast, shifts great(automatic), and has no drive train issues that I know of, but I'm wondering about the timing belt, because I'm not sure if its been changed and if thats the case its far over due.. Changing a timing belt on a straight twin cam cannot be that hard can it?
The climate control does not really seem to work that well. The fan controls work but the auto knob is very touchy and the ac does not work, the light comes on, but I can hear a leaking noise from the heater core area so I assume its probably a ac hose leak because its only present a few seconds after turning the ac on and I was able to get the compressor to turn on by using one of those refill kits.. I'm wondering how much it would cost to get some like this fixed on this vehicle?
The tachometer also does not seem to work until around 4000rpm and even then it only seems to go up to about to the 1000rpm mark..
Other than that the car is great, handles very well, and actually gets decent mpg's.
94 Sc 300 Strange Transmission Noise
in 92 - 00 Lexus SC300 / SC400
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I have a 94 sc 300, auto, 117k, and I've only owned it for a short while but for a couple weeks now it has been making this strange sound that seems to go away once it has moved to 2nd gear and the noise is a lot quieter when the car is completely warmed up.
I did a fluid change which seemed rather pointless as what came out of the pan was still pretty red, but I topped it off with toyota type 4 since I've been reading that it is the best to use for this transmission and now it shifts a lot smoother. It used to down shift into first or second a bit but now its not even noticable, but this noise is still there..
I made a video to hopefully give those who view this a better idea.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uyxbduxylY8&feature=youtu.be