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I wish. A couple of air shocks,about 10. Wheel bearings?????? A radiatpr. Trigger's brush. 2 wimdscreens. I wish they still made them.🚀

lpg 95 cent per litre. 06 ls 430. approx €65. 420 + kms

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Engine is fantastic. I wish the 400&430's were still being made.👌 15 years young ,in distance has been to the moon,🛸🚀 and Almost back.V8 top speed 155MPH. On lpg 440 kms ? @ 68/70 litrs tank.plus petrol reserve. Change oil,air filters oil filter etc,& these cars last,& are quick . Air suspension is great very smooth👍.But air shocks do go.Buy again 100%

On LPG, Sorry I was not on the motorway to bring it up to 120 kilometres.(hardly ticking over) 🚔🚔🚔😎🤣💥 Anyone else got ,highish mileage? 20201203_183108.mp4 20201203_183108.mp4

Car sitting in the the Sun . Just started it up to take photo. I am sure if I drove it up the road the Temp would drop. Global Warming Happy Easter

Running well on LPG, Getting between 400 to 450 kms per 66/68 ? Litres . 70/72 cent Per litre. I wish lexus still made the ls 400 and the 430. Depending on driving conditions ???

Hi i made up a drop link before . Easy.Small threaded bar thing/cut to right length / 2 swivel joints. Hardware / lawnmower shop etc.

Thanks for your help everyone. It was indeed the rear right ride height sensor. Replaced it with a new one now everything back to a nice smooth ride. I nearly considered flying to New york on Norwegian Airlines for 99 Euros each way. Price there was 230 Euros/ New.{230+99+99=428} I might consider it in the future. I paid 425 Euros here/ New.

Rear suspension stuck on high ,Pumped up solid. Put on ramp with wheels hanging to try to reset ,no luck. Checked current going to rear ride height sensors ,ok. Disconnected battery for a few hours did not work either. I cant get it onto a computer to test for codes till tomorrow. i have tried removing compressor fuse etc,trolled through LOC ,no real answers. 502k kms on clock most on lpg. Anyone experience and resolve the same problem? Any ideas.???? Ls 430 air suspension is starting to feel like Triggers Brush

Thanks TigerFish , Can you remember how much the sensor was? Did it trip all the warning lights? It comes in two parts. €140 + vat for the sensor. €70 + vat for the lead. = €210 + vat .Here. For what might be just a broken wire. :tsktsk: .

Just changed front air shocks oem . Dash lighting up/ afs, vsc, abs off,traction off,chk eng, warning triangle.Audible ping. No warning lights on before shocks fitted. Computer not a lexus one, points towards front left abs sensor not receiving any signal. Will probably bring it today to lexus dealer tomorrow. Does anyone know if it is this sensor, would it cause all of these warning lights to come on?. Has anyone fixed their own sensor as the post below.There does not seem to be any pictures, Any new info appreciated.[pictures] :mat: COPIED from clublexus.com Broke your ABS/VSC sensor? Here's how to fix it! I know this probably belongs in the suspension/brakes section, but I want to put it here so it will get more exposure. I'm sure almost everyone here that has done suspension work has had their fair share of damaged ABS/VSS cables. I think its senseless to pay $200-250 for a whole new sensor when only the wire is busted. Here is how to fix it and save that money Direct link to my ProjectGS DIY site, easier and cleaner version if you want to print it out. http://www.projectgs.com/DIY/SuspBrake/ABSVSC/index.htm The stuff on my page is the same stuff as below. =========================================== ProjectGS DIY By: Jeff Tsai Repairing ABS/VSS Sensor Cable Recommended Tools: Multimeter Sharp Utility Knife (sharper blade will make stripping the small wires easier) Heavy Duty Electrical Tape Liquid Electrical Tape Soldering Iron with Fine Tip Sharp Scissors Electrical Grade Solder Pliers Introduction: This is a cable that several people damage when doing brake or suspension work. A new sensor usually costs about $200 from the dealer. The cable is easily damaged if tugged or bumped. I think its senseless to buy a whole new sensor when only the cable is broken. This guide will be a basic overview on how to save you $200. The most obvious requirement is that you need to have some basic electrical knowledge, but nothing over the top. You also need somewhat good soldering skills since you will be working with a wire that is about 18 gauge. I broke my cable when installing my TRD sway bars upside down! Heh, yes stupid but everything bolted up and there were no instructions in the box . I'm not the only one that has made this mistake, but here is the cure to your problem if this has happened to you. Instructions: Start by inspecting the wire for any physical breaks. Easy ones to find are external rips/cuts/tears in the outer rubber insulation. Tough ones to find are the internal breaks. For the internally broken wire, you will have to squeeze/bend around with your fingers on the wire to find where it is severed inside. It will be a pretty obvious flat spot on the wire if it was smashed by something (upside down sway bar ). The third possibility will be a wire that is broken at the connector plug or the solder joints on the actual sensor. This guide will cover how to fix a break in the middle of the wire. If someone sends me a cable to fix that has a break at the sensor or connector, then I will add to this guide. After finding the break in the wire, cut the wire all the way through at the break point. Strip away about 1/2 inch of the rubber insulation with sharp scissors. Then use the sharp razor blade or sharp utility knife and strip away a tiny bit of the insulation on the two wires. Just follow the above picture and you should be set. Just to make sure the sensor is working and there are no breaks further down in the wire, check the resistance across the two wires. It should be around 1.6-1.7K Ohms. Follow the above picture. Now solder the two wires together. Make sure the solder does not bind the black and white wires. Follow above picture. Use the electrical tape and wrap around one wire then all the way around the whole thing. Or you can wrap each wire individually, I'm just used to doing it this way because it's faster. Anyways, follow the above picture. Now is the cool part. This liquid electrical tape will seal everything up so it's watertight. Just apply it around any exposed areas so it covers to the rubber. Here's a picture of the finished application of the liquid insulation. Let coating sit for 10-15 minutes for full cure before touching it. Once you finish, test the resistance at the connector and make sure its 1.6-1.7K Ohms if it checks out, then you're good to go. If the resistance is still incorrect, then you either have a break somewhere else in the wire, or a break at the sensor. Now, go reinstall the sensor on your car and get rid of those pesky ABS, VSC, VSC OFF lights! FINISHED! Read more: http://www.clublexus.com/forums/gs-second-generation/241971-broke-your-abs-vsc-sensor-here-s-how-to-fix-it.html#ixzz3CLAOQHAl