steveuk
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Sounds like your only firing on 4 cylinders, if so this will do your cats no good. Common failure is the drivers side ignition coil opposite the battery tray. Would be a good idea to have the engine codes read first as this will point you in the right direction.
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Check the alternator fuse in the engine bay fuse box, think it's 80A but a terminal connection type not plug in.
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The LS400 does have a PS cooler, it is the U shaped pipe in front of the radiator sitting across the lower crossmember. These do corrode and leak, fairly easy to make a replacement from 10mm copper pipe.
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Now that's a very clever idea :)
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Spark Plug Wire Change Instructions 96 Ls400 V8
steveuk replied to auctionjunky's topic in 90 - 00 Lexus LS400
This is for the earlier model but may help as very similar http://www.lexls.com/tutorials/ignition/sparkplugs.html -
Hi, From the previous reply here's the link http://www.lexls.com/tutorials/engine/timingbelt.html Not an easy project though Cheers, Steve
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How Do I Replace Brake Light Bulb On 1994 Ls400?
steveuk replied to Gene's topic in 90 - 00 Lexus LS400
Hi this link explains how to remove the rear light cluster although it is an article on tinting but the bit about removing the clusters should be what you are looking for. http://www.lexls.com/tutorials/lighting/ti...taillights.html cheers, Steve -
Hi All, Here in the Uk we are now paying 1.00 GBP per litre for super unleaded ( 97 octane) and to fill the tank costs around 90.00 GBP ( 185.00 CAD or 167.00 US$). Also they never have a buy one litre get one free like they do at Walmart on groceries!!! I wish!
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Hi, According to the data I have the flasher unit is located in "the passenger compartment fuse/relay block" Cheers, Steve
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Hi, It might be worth checking the brake light switch located on a bracket above the brake pedal ( you should also be able to overide the brake pedal and shift the transmission by pressing the red overide button at the front of the shift panel) Cheers, Steve
