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Shelly'sLS400

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  • Birthday 02/25/1965

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    ::1990 LS 400:: Car Color:: Onyx Black

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  1. The Trac light does not come on the first drive of the day. After I turn the ignition off, and go back to the car and restart, the Trac light is on for the rest of the day, unless the car has cooled off for about 2 hours. It doesn't seem to effect the driveablity of the car. Does anyone have any ideas on what this could be or where to start??????????
  2. I just looked in the trunk and pulled the carpet back from the fuel tank. You can access the sender from the trunk and makes it easier than pulling the rear seat.... Thanks
  3. I need to replace my fuel gage sender and was wondering if anybody has ever replaced one. I would imagine that it's not to difficult. I can get to the tank pretty easy. Any thoughts anyone????
  4. I'm glad to hear she is okay too. Hope this doesn't have any lasting effects on her either. Bryan
  5. Great! Thats good to hear :) I honestly don't know a whole lot about cars, but I'm learning what I can. Do you think it does look repairable, and would you fix it if in the same position? By the pics, it looks repairable. It's impossible for someone to make that call via the internet. You need to have a body shop or good body man make that call. If the frame is straight, then yes, that LS is worth fixing if you like the car. If that was mine, I would repair it. My car is solid and would be worth fixing. You and your boyfriend need to be the ones make that call. Good luck!!! Bryan & Shelly
  6. So the two fans in the front are the radiator fans, correct? Thats Correct!!!!!
  7. It wouldn't be a bad idea to replace the thermostat and o-ring while you are doing the belts and tensioners. The thermostat and o-ring would cost you under twenty dollars at your local dealer. I just replaced mine on my 90. My temp. was not getting up enough and just had t-belt and belts, tensioners, idlers, plugs, wires and radiator replaced, maybe 10,000 miles ago. I looked back and noticed that I did not buy a thermostat. Now, engine gets to temp and idles like it should... Just a thought!!! Bryan
  8. Well all that was confusing!!!! So, what pair did you end up using!!!!!!!
  9. Guess I'll be going with the OEM parts. Talked to a few BMW techs I work with and they feel that the OEM parts would be the way to go also. 167,252 mile and factory struts. If the new ones will last as long, I'll be in good shape.
  10. My O/D & TRAC light did the same thing once before. I talked to a Lexus tech and he had me check the brake fluid level. Low and behold it was low. I top off the brake fluid and the lights went out. He said that was the way to get people in the dealer and charge the hell out of them. See if that works and let me know... Bryan
  11. Looks great. My LS runs much cooler, but I think my Thermostat is stuck open. The operating temp is the key for all the temp. sensors to work right, then to send all the info to the ECU.
  12. Could be a couple of things. The relay for the fan could be bad. The fan motor could be bad. I think the A/C system has to build pressure before the fan turns on. Have you driven it for a while to see if the fan does start??? Bryan
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