winter4w

Yea my car is normaly empty and gets around 2-3 days of highway miles (around 20 miles) drives. People were saying to try and replace the coolant temp sensor and see if it improves.

So I have a 1996 LS400 and I get around 270-300 miles before the light is on and need to refill. Is this good because when I calculated it I am getting around 13-14MPG and google says the 96 gets 19 city / 26 highway. Is there something wrong or is this just a normal thing? Thanks

UPDATE: Ok I was able to get the wood panel off but now I have ran into a new issue. I am not sure how to get the AC/Clock/Vents out so I can remove the top 2 screws of the radio. Can someone please post a way how to do it in a 1996 LS400. I did look at other videos but they are newer models or older models and one says to pry the ac off and others say to go inside and press a clip. If possible post images :) Thanks

Hello, Sorry if this is posted in the wrong spot or something since this is my first post on this forum. So I got a 1996 ls400 with the XM snap for satellite radio. I was wondering how can I get the XM FM Direct adapter installed in my car? This is the direct adapter at best buy (http://www.bestbuy.com/site/siriusxm...=1158319078975). I did look at removing the stereo but the center wood panel seems to be in there good and I don't want to beak it. Also even if I do get it open and all setup how should I positions the wire so it can connect to my XM snap and look nearly invisible to others. If you have a setup or something is is possible if you can post pictures or a video? Thanks :D