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The brakes on the back drivers side work perfectly. Its the passenger side that has problems. New bulbs won't fix the problem.

Anyone have a clue what this might be? I can't be the only one to experience this can I?

I have an 02 RX 300 and I noticed a couple of weeks ago that my 2 passenger brake lights went in and out. They finally went out so I replaced the bulbs, but they still won't work properly. Sometimes they work sometimes they don't. Is there a relay switch that is causing the problem?

It is absolutely ok. I use synthetic for all of my cars. It was recommended on the forums for my supra and I have been using it on all of my vehicles. It sustains the brutal summers here in Dallas.

Hey everyone. I have a 99 ES 300 with 125000 miles. I had the code p0420 a few months ago. I replaced the back o2 sensor and cleared the codes. About 70 miles later the exact same code came back on. I have searched previous posts stating that it probably is the cat, but I am wondering if anyone has had the problem and fix lately? Thanks.

It's probably not a big deal. I just had that happen to my 99 ES300. I checked it out and it was the back o2 sensor. That is probably what it is P0420. It is the most common check engine light code to come up on any newer vehicle. I am going to buy an o2 simulator for my car. Replacing the unit which is not important (except for emissions) will be expensive. I love the environment, but the car burns clean. Take your car to Autozone or your local parts store. They will check out the code for free. When you get the code, check out this site to see what it is. www.obd-codes.com

Check out Crutchfield's website. They have a list of all speakers that fit and pricing. You may also want to try good ol' Ebay. They have everything. I saw a used piece of gum from a ball player there years ago.

It's a very easy process. Just remove the clips on the outside of the housing unit. The unit is plastic and is able to come out once you remove the clips. Let me know if you have any problems. I am replacing my filter this week as well.

Can you give me a little more detail about what you were trying to do? I wasn't quite sure what you were talking about.

Did you check to see if it did any damage to the calipers now that it is gone? It could have been a rock or something that could have scored the caliper if so.

I was just curious about the age of ES300 drivers on this forum. I am 33.

Damn! I hope to hit just half of the miles that you have. That's pretty impressive. You must take very good care of your car. Congrats.

Damn! I hope to hit just half of the miles that you have. That's pretty impressive. You must take very good care of your car. Congrats.

Call them up and give it a shot. Just remember that brakes are probably the most important part of your car next to tires. Don't go cheap or screw around with them.

I'll keep that in mind. Thanks.