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If so wherein the heck is IAT sensor and what will keep the computer from resetting the baseline on the adjustment. I am curious as to if this would work or not. It was only $15.00 so I am skeptical. <_<

You have to get a long barreled phillips head screw driver and then you will need to manipulate the mirror in a way that exposes each screw one at a time. You will find them by moving the mirror around. There is one in each corner. Once you get the screws out just pull the mirror housing apart and the light cover will come off exposing the bulb. It is not as much trouble as you might think. Once you get into it you will see that it is no problem. Just takes patience. Good luck.

Does anyone know of a website that has replacement interior parts? I need the covers for the dash mount tweeters in my 2003 LS430.

You can buy the LED replacement bulbs for all the lights on your 02 430 @ . I replaced all of the bulbs on my 02 including the side marker lights under the mirrors. It really makes a difference.

The amp is next to trunk lid hinge in the upper corner of the right rear quarter panel. You have to remove most of the trunk trim to access it. They really tucked it away.

Thanks for your input! It was very helpful. -jcj

Can anyone tell me how to remove the radio from the dash of 2002 LS430 UL? If there is a link somewhere on this site I haven't found it. Thanks!

I am in need of some graphic files of the Lexus logo and the LS430 logo files. If anybody has them I would appreciate your help. Thanks, -jcj

It sounds like a pretty good deal to me. I bought an '02 LS430UL in July (Silver, 72K) for $24,000. The condition sounds very similiar to yours. You have a great automobile that you will love for years to come. 90K is nothing for an LS430. Just spend the extra money and follow the recommendation of your Lexus dealer on the service. It will cost you a bit more up front, but in the long run you will be better off. Are you happy with your Mark Levinson sound system? My subwoofer was rattling and my local Lexus dealer wanted $500 just to replace the sub. I took it to a local high end audio shop and ended up dopping about 10K on what has turned out to be a really awesome upgrade complete with video throughout the car, a new head unit with pop up monitor customly installed where the factory disc changer was behind the woodgrain panel, bluetooth, iPod interface, new nav system, XM radio, back-up camera and TV tuner. The best part is there is no obvious modification to the vehicle and the factory unit still works just like it did with exception of the cd changer ( but since I have an iPod interface to my new unit, I would never use the disc changer). Everything is still factory to the eye. I will post some photos in the near future. I think this turned out really great and I haven't seen anything like it before on an LS430. The sound quality is off the chart. The Mark Levinson sounded great for the average listener (typical grandma/grandpa that usually own these cars), but what I have in this car now would satisfy even the most sphisticated audio enthusiast. I'll post photos soon.