56_kruiser

Topic pretty much says it. Can someone tell me where I would go to eject/replace the Navigation DVD? I want to determine what version I have, and what is the latest that I can install.I read a post that indicated it was in the back, but I can't locate it. I have raised the storage doors in the back too and don't see anything. I have some reading to do to find out about what version I can go to, and how to do it, but I figured the first step is determining what I have and where it's at. Thanks

The title and topic pretty much say it. My wife's phond works fine on 2 different headset blue tooths', but in this Lexus, the person at the other end hears dropouts. It's hard to understand. She experienced same thing when I was on it with my phone. In the car we do not hear any dropouts from the person at the other end. Is anyone else experiencing this problem in the '08 Lexus? Any success having the dealer fix? Or is this something we'll have to live with?

I had felt the same way about bras, and don't really like how they look. But after getting small paint chips on the front of my Lexus ES, I wish I had one on it. Even though I do painting myself, I do not like the idea of painting the front of the car, even if only bumper, on a semiregular basis. I prefer to have some type of protection on the car. My wife drives 80 miles a day round trip for work, and her previous car (wiht 189K miles on it) the front looks like heck, and she has a cracked windshield. That is also why I'm considering the Stone/bug shield.

Hello Well, as of yesterday 2008 , we are the owners of a RX350. I've been thinking about a bra, and / or a Weathertech stone/bug shield. Just curuios what you folks that have been around these for a while recommend related to that. What brand is a good bra, and do you think the deflector works good? Also, I'm curious about any good protection for the seats. Of course, I understand that cleaning and conditioning the leather is important, but I'm wondering if there is any kind of cover that would be good to use, and look at least decent, that would help protect them. It seems that time flies by and we tend to not do the conditioning as often as needed...or may be over time, the leather is going to crack and crinkle no matter what. Any thoughts appreciated.