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Go for itI I did. i went with aftermarket chrome spoked wheels and non-runflat tires. LOVE IT!! Much better look, but MUCH BETTER RIDE!

After changing the battery, the horn wouldn't work. I've checked the fuse, but it's ok. Where's the horn relay located?

A friend of mine had this problem and he would put a three foot section of a 2x10 inch board just before the each ramp.

He would drive up on the boards then up on the ramps. This was enough height increase for the lower edge of the bumper to clear the ramp by the time the wheels would start to climb it. The boards changed the angle of approach of the car so that the lower edge of the bumper was higher than when all four wheels were on the ground. Try that.

steviej

StevieJ,

Thanks for the help. Your idea is much cheaper that buying a set of "Racing Ramps!" The 2x10 works like a charm.....

fixit

Hello Group,

Can someone point me in the right direction for ramps to change oil in a 06' SC430. The angle of my current ramps are too steep for my car. The lower bumper rubs the ramps. I'm having trouble finding a longer sloped set of ramps. Any help with this matter would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Fixit.....

Iolmaster,

I was wondering the same thing. Here in Louisiana, everyone's talking about a protective film by 3M. Do you know anything about it? One guy quoted me a price of $595 for my sc430.

Fixit

Hi All,

Same here! If anyone find a resolution, it'll be greatly appreciated. I have an 06' SC430 and was wondering if I should upgrade to the latest DVD.

Thanks In Advance,

Fixit. B)

I've just purchased a 2006 SC430. I've changed the oil on every vehicle I've ever owned myself. After getting under the SC430, I was wondering what lies on the other side of the "belly plate"? Does anyone out there have an 06' and change their own oil?? Are any special tools needed? Any special precautions?

Thanks In Advance,

Fixit