travelgal100

:D :D Hello.....Thanks for your reply....There were only 3 dashes "---"....Therefore I doubt the theory that my local car audio shop suggested to me.....However, on the advice you gave me....Yes, the display does say SEC - but I still cannot get the radio to work (As I said, it was fine until I fooled with the CD player - which I probably would never have used!!!...I miss my radio :( ....) What do you suggest I do , since the display does say "SEC" ?...Thanks in advance once again

:D :D Thank you ...I will do that....There is a 5 digit number in the owner's manual and my local car audio store thought that this might be the number....But in the manual it appears that there are only 3 numbers......I will anxiously wait for the dealer to open tomorrow....Thanks for your response.....

:D Thank you so much for this advice...I will try those 3 numbers....I do not know the former owner since I bought it from a dealer....I can't wait to try your suggestion :D :D

Hello....Can anyone help me, Please?....I bought a used 1992 LS400 - a real creampuff....I could not be happier....Have had about 3 months....Yesterday I tried using the CD player for the first time.....It appears that I have locked out the entire sound system - I had to drive today with no radio at all....It seems I had to have a security number....Short of paying the dealer a fortune for this, is there any solution ....Your help would be appreciated!!!...Thanks in advance

I really have to thank all of you who have taken the time to give me so much information ........ I must confess, I still don't know which way to go ....But with the 30 day test, which I found out from you people, I can't go too wrong.... Thank you all and I will continue to read your advice.....

UH-O .....I was looking at the Goodyear ComforTreads as a choice - but are so right about the pool of respondents for these tires....Now I am confused and back to square one on my choice!!!!.....Thank you so much for your response....I appreciate your taking your time to write to me......

Thank you for your response - It REALLY helped ....Much appreciated :D

I was trying to respond and say "Thank you" for your answer to my original question....It REALLY helped

Welcome to the club travelgal! B) Can you tell me if you currently have the original tire size on the car? That would be 205 65 15 size on the sidewall. If that's the case, you have a ton of choices to choose from. Having said that, based what you have stated in what your looking for in a tire, I would suggest the following: - 2 brand new tires from Goodyear - Goodyear Assurance Triple Tread & the Good year Assurance Comfortread. They are both built of long mileage, very comfortable & quiet ride with excellent bad weather traction. Of the 2, I would suggest the Triple tread first, the Comfortread second as you will get longer mileage & better overall bad weather traction.. Both are the best available on the market today for what your looking for. check out the website at http://www.goodyearassurance.com/ OR click the 2 links from the tirerack website below: http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires.jsp?ti...romCompare1=yes http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires.jsp?ti...romCompare1=yes Pay close attention to the 'color charts' in each category......all green means it's a fantastic tire in their respected 'sub category' (dark green is better than the light green). B) I agree with you that Michelin does not have very much to choose from except maybe the Michelin Hydroedge.......the Goodyear would be not only a better choice, but less expensive to boot. - Only other tire I would have a look at is the Yokohama Avid Touring. Not as highly rated as the Goodyears, but a decent & quiet all round premium all season tire. Any more questions or concerns, feel free to ask away! Good Luck. ←

Welcome to the club travelgal! B) Can you tell me if you currently have the original tire size on the car? That would be 205 65 15 size on the sidewall. If that's the case, you have a ton of choices to choose from. Having said that, based what you have stated in what your looking for in a tire, I would suggest the following: - 2 brand new tires from Goodyear - Goodyear Assurance Triple Tread & the Good year Assurance Comfortread. They are both built of long mileage, very comfortable & quiet ride with excellent bad weather traction. Of the 2, I would suggest the Triple tread first, the Comfortread second as you will get longer mileage & better overall bad weather traction.. Both are the best available on the market today for what your looking for. check out the website at http://www.goodyearassurance.com/ OR click the 2 links from the tirerack website below: http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires.jsp?ti...romCompare1=yes http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires.jsp?ti...romCompare1=yes Pay close attention to the 'color charts' in each category......all green means it's a fantastic tire in their respected 'sub category' (dark green is better than the light green). B) I agree with you that Michelin does not have very much to choose from except maybe the Michelin Hydroedge.......the Goodyear would be not only a better choice, but less expensive to boot. - Only other tire I would have a look at is the Yokohama Avid Touring. Not as highly rated as the Goodyears, but a decent & quiet all round premium all season tire. Any more questions or concerns, feel free to ask away! Good Luck. ←

Hello....Can anyone help me, Please?....I bought a used 1992 LS400 - a real creampuff....I could not be happier....Have had about 3 months....Yesterday I tried using the CD player for the first time.....It appears that I have locked out the entire sound system - I had to drive today with no radio at all....It seems I had to have a security number....Short of paying the dealer a fortune for this, is there any solution ....Your help would be appreciated!!!...Thanks in advance