dcfish

Beleive me, I know what a pain SNOW brings, We are in the middle of getting 10" and already have a base of 25" Spring fever anyone ???

Wishful

Mercury

I agree, and Sarah Palin is the scariest :) Pelosi is by far the scariest >>>

All you have to do is turn the bulb socket and pull straight out, You can disconnect the harness before or after, There is enough play in the wires. At least that is how my lights are setup. My question is more geared towards installing the new bulb. How is the bulb secured in the headlamp assembly? Do you insert the bulb, twist, secure the clamps, then connect the harness? Or do you connect the bulb to the harness, insert into the assembly, secure the clamps, etc.? The new bulb just plugs straight into the socket, Just push it in the socket. What clamps are you refering to ?

All you have to do is turn the bulb socket and pull straight out, You can disconnect the harness before or after, There is enough play in the wires. At least that is how my lights are setup.

Well, I had the right score for the Saints 31, Happy for New Orleans.

Pepsi

I'll see if I have an amp for you

Snort :snoooorrrtttt:

Keep us posted

Buy it, Change the oil, Drive it And report back after the trouble free 30k B) Yes, That is the correct value. Welcome to the club

I did not. Woops!! Is there a reset procedure? Right now I have unhooked both wires to the battery and let sit about 5 minutes. After typing this, I'm going back out, reconnecting, and seeing if that fixed it. If this is not the correct reset procedure, do you know what might be?? Thanks!! Ok, I went out reconnected both wires to the battery, wouldn't turn over, just click, click, click sound. I wonder if this means the batter is too far drained. The indicator lights in the interior still illuminate, though. I don't know if I need to find the correct way to reset the electrical system or try to jump it off?? Or something else?? Thanks. Could be the battery is drained

Did you disconnect the neg. battery terminal before you started ? If so make sure the battery contact is clean and tight. Welcome to the club

Timing belt, Water pump etc..., Ball joints, Change the air in the tires, A good washing/Waxing/Polish and enjoy the ride

Up to $2.67

Tut

Crimson

Congrats and welcome to the Lexus community

Always a pleasure to see an Aristo, Nice piece of iron you have there B) Welcome to the club