EdMcK515

Thanks guys, after taking another stab at it I was able to gain enough clearance by getting more give with the black tubing. New filter is in, and I seem to be getting better engine performance and fuel economy. Thanks again for the help.

Due to some rather poor engine performance (14 MPG) and recently replacing the tires and changing the oil, I felt that the problem might lie with a dirty air filter. I went out and got the air filter today, and went under the hood. I found the four clips that were holding the box down and unclipped them, but the part that attaches to the air filter house prevents me from moving the cover enough to remove the old filter or put in the new filter. Is there anything I need to unscrew or remove in order to get access to the air filter? Car Specs: 1996 ES 300 157,500 miles

I have the same problem with my 96' ES 300.

I typically get 18-20 MPG with all local driving. It's a 96' ES300 with 153K miles on it.

Like the above poster said its probably just a bad battery. By the way was it difficult removing the panel to repair the door? My front passanger door has the same problem, my mechanic fixed it, but it broke again in the same day because he didn't replace the part just "fixed" it.

Lexus does it again raising the bar for other companies to look to. I think the $125K price tag is overstated, Lexus will find a way to bring it into a lower price range like they always do.

Glad to see there are some honest people out there. While your rates woiuldn't immediately go up, if people kept making claims like this everyone is going to have to pay. It's like how half my neighborhood got their siding replaced after a non-existent hail strom with the insurance company footing the bill to send to the same contractor.

My dad bought a used 96' ES300 with 55K miles. Hasn't used anything but Regular grade gasoline, he got it up to 150K miles with it still running perfectly fine. I am now driving it and using regular grade and noticing no problems what so ever.

Thanks for your input guys. I think I'm going to get this to get a basic setup for some detailing, and depending on the success of that I might invest more for higher end products.

Hello everyone, this is my first post here and I currently drive a 1996 ES300. It has some pretty good wear on it (155K miles). Anyway I decided I wanted to do a nice detailing job to sharpen the apperance. I've gone through many of the articles on this site and read many of the recommendations, but buying all the various products from different sites gets very expensive especially with shipping. I saw this product bundle from Costco, it seems to have most products similar to the ones recommended. I was just wondering if you guys with more experience can testify to the effectiveness for these products and if it's a good value. http://www.costco.com/Browse/Product.aspx?...topnav=&browse= Thanks in advance!