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Remove the radio and put inside a plastic container with rice to get rid of the moisture. That's what I did years ago.

Ask you dealer also. Most dealers sponsor local car meetups and events.

If the fuses are good, try scanning for DTC's.

Try GreenBean. I heard decent reviews about them.

I know 3m vhb tape is available in various thickness so get the right one.

Old generation LCD's are prone to that kind of issue during extreme cold temps.

Bendix is a decent brand and often used as OEM.

+1 on crutchfield. They are very knowledgeable when it comes to car entertainment systems.

What he said. But the best and safest way is to buy a portable jump starter. I got the Micro Start XP-1 from 4wheelonline, and it works extremely well. I can even use it to charge my phone and tablet.

On 3/23/2021 at 1:36 AM, TopKat 94 said:

Nice wheels. Specs? How's the ride with those low profile tires? I'm currently checking these wheels and tires but I'm still undecided whether to get a bigger set or stock size for my wife's LS600h.

Sorry I have no idea, but you can try Crutchfied. They specialize in car audio systems.

Maybe one of the sensors went bad. Did you just install new tires on your car?

Move your front wheels to the back and back to front, and check if the issue will move also.

If you need performance pads, I recommend EBC.

Installing an aftermarket muffler can make your exhaust louder.

Use a scanner to know if there are trouble codes.

Another vote on painting them. It is easy to do. No special prep is required.

Google is your partner to find the parts you need.

Have no clue, but you can try topendmotorsports and aimgain as they have body kits.

For that kind of issue, I would bring my car to the dealer.

Is that a genuine OEM control module or not?

I don't think there's a weight limit, but I could be wrong.

I think you can replace the mirrors and reuse the old frames.

Try Coverlay Dash Cover also. I know they have one for the IS350's.

For OEM parts, I usually go to mylparts.