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Motsey
Hi i have a lexus is200SE 1999 model and was wondering if this is the right timing belt for it as im not sure about the Eng Code/Series

it says;

LEXUS IS 200 2.0 24V 1999 > Eng Code/Series: 1GFE

KIT CONTENTS
1 X TIMING BELT
1 X TIMING BELT TENSIONER
1 X TIMING BELT IDLER


-Thanks
sparkystav
Yeah thats right, the 1G-FE engine.

Stav
Motsey
QUOTE(sparkystav @ Jan 20 2008, 04:11 PM) *
Yeah thats right, the 1G-FE engine.

Stav


thanks for an amazingly speedy reply cool.gif


dose it matter which 1 i get?

i have a choice of these 2 which 1 should i get?

this 1
or
this 1

-Thanks
sparkystav
Don't think it matters,

As long as you trust them and you get the pulley and tensioner.

How much is the kit from Lexus?

Stav
Motsey
QUOTE(sparkystav @ Jan 20 2008, 05:13 PM) *
Don't think it matters,

As long as you trust them and you get the pulley and tensioner.

How much is the kit from Lexus?

Stav


not sure not phones lexus but i would presume it would be alot more, anyone ordered the kit from lexus if so what have they been quoted?

-thanks
T7RY B
QUOTE(Motsey @ Jan 20 2008, 04:17 PM) *
QUOTE(sparkystav @ Jan 20 2008, 04:11 PM) *
Yeah thats right, the 1G-FE engine.

Stav


thanks for an amazingly speedy reply cool.gif


dose it matter which 1 i get?

i have a choice of these 2 which 1 should i get?

this 1
or
this 1

-Thanks

With kit like this which is really important I would always buy it from the Dealer (LEXUS) at least you know that you are getting the exact part you require and that it is guarranteed. There is a lot of "aftermarket" stuff out there that you don't know it's history. If this kit lets you down then your engine is Donald Ducked and I wouldn't take that chance to save a few quid.
Don't get me wrong lots of aftermarket products out there that are"better" than OEM but on stuff that is vital I would always cover my ar$e.
Just my opinion

Terry
Motsey
QUOTE(T7RY B @ Jan 20 2008, 06:16 PM) *
QUOTE(Motsey @ Jan 20 2008, 04:17 PM) *
QUOTE(sparkystav @ Jan 20 2008, 04:11 PM) *
Yeah thats right, the 1G-FE engine.

Stav


thanks for an amazingly speedy reply B)


dose it matter which 1 i get?

i have a choice of these 2 which 1 should i get?

this 1
or
this 1

-Thanks

With kit like this which is really important I would always buy it from the Dealer (LEXUS) at least you know that you are getting the exact part you require and that it is guarranteed. There is a lot of "aftermarket" stuff out there that you don't know it's history. If this kit lets you down then your engine is Donald Ducked and I wouldn't take that chance to save a few quid.
Don't get me wrong lots of aftermarket products out there that are"better" than OEM but on stuff that is vital I would always cover my ar$e.
Just my opinion

Terry



any idea how much lexus sell the kit for?
sparkystav
Bast to just ring up or Pm Chris.S

Stav
B15RUP
Hey, I have an IS300, and its about £130 all in, but this does include the gold discount msn-wink.gif I think your looking around the £120 mark, but as stated earlier best to give Lexus a call.
kev dood
go main dealer. Its safer bet. Kit is not a lot, look for other cambelt/timing belt threads. Think its about £110 from lexus.
Motsey
QUOTE(kev dood @ Jan 21 2008, 10:01 AM) *
go main dealer. Its safer bet. Kit is not a lot, look for other cambelt/timing belt threads. Think its about £110 from lexus.


just been quoted £150 from lexus Guildford the kits on ebay come to like £115
has anyone brought a kit off ebay and are they any good?
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