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TurboGS300

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  1. It's the regulator, very common! $125 from toyotaandlexusparts.com <_<
  2. I used a universal on my GS3 and it works fine! You may have to weld in a bung for the 02 sensor if it located near the cat. <_<
  3. The GS needs premium! Try a couple cans of seafoam fuel injector cleaner over a few tanks of gas! You may have a bad knock sensor. <_<
  4. If the hub doesn't fit snuggly in the center hole in the rim, you need them <_<
  5. Not interchangeable and you're looking at around $300 for a chrome grille. <_< Don't do the cheap chrome stickon slats, they look horrible. On a side note, I've been looking into doing this, how many others would be interested as well at the above price? <_<(Note to admin, I'm not selling anything, just gauging interest.)
  6. if it's bad replace it with an Optima! I think most things will have a "memory", so you should be ok. <_<
  7. Yes the stock speakers are still hooked to the factory amp. By flipping the toggle switch you're cutting the main remote signal to both amps(factory and kenwood) <_<
  8. If wheels are new(not bent) and are not OEM make sure they are clean(no mud on the backside) and get a set of centering rings. SEARCH THIS IS A VERY COMMON PROBLEM WITH LEXUS cars. Also it still could be balancing.
  9. If you're using synthetic you could probably get away with 6000 miles betwwen changes. If you're using dino oil it wears out after about 3000miles. The real key is looking at the color with synthetic, change it once it's dark. <_<
  10. It's called a LINE LEVEL ADAPTER, they've been around for about 30 years.
  11. It should be on the drivers side where the block bolts up to the tranny(down low). With the cost of all the parts it's cheaper just to buy a new starter starter
  12. Once you get it off, it's no different than any other starter. Replace the solenoid, brushes, and clean the armature, lube it up and you should be good to go. <_<
  13. Sounds like the ballast is going out. <_< it chagres up then it fades out is that the ballast? ← Yes, cutting out is a sign of the ballast slowly going out. It's actually the starter, however most places only sell them together.You could doublecheck the connections for loose or corroded connections as that maybe what is causing the starter to go. B)
  14. Sounds like the ballast is going out. <_<
  15. Yes, I would recommend that, unless you can replace them yourself? It should be plug and play, door skins have to come off. <_<
  16. Sounds like the actuators are gummed up or bad, not going to be cheap <_<
  17. Pull the seat bottom out and unbolt the back of the seat, remove it and pull the rear deck out. You should be able to remove the sub then. <_<
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