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Consireding Buying RCF
TheHairyBeast replied to TheHairyBeast's topic in Lexus F Club - Lexus IS-F / GS-F / RC-F Club
So went to see car not what I expected car was badly scratched up and so many stone chips and deep scratches which when asked apparently car was up to Lexus standard on all aspects. for 28k miles 2 owners didn’t seem right looked more of a 6 owner car. On the hunt again… -
wtb Another ‘looking for ISF’ post
samplify replied to FarhanZ's topic in Lexus F Club - Lexus IS-F / GS-F / RC-F Club
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Key Fobs
Alan Thompson replied to Steve Dobson's topic in Lexus NX300h / NX200t / NX350h / NX450h Club
I got a call from Lexus Leeds before I got the Lexus letter. I'm booked in for next week for the 2nd key fob to be programmed. This will be exactly 3 months since collection of the car. -
Might, could form a Sussex Kent convoy....
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Lexux Isf for sale
Ivacerk replied to Cactus's topic in Lexus F Club - Lexus IS-F / GS-F / RC-F Club
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Why not simply ask your dealer? You'll just get a myriad of opinions here...
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Broken temperature probe and/or wiring
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Enquiry
ColinBarber replied to Rolis72's topic in Lexus GS 300 / Lexus GS 250 / Lexus GS 430 / Lexus 450h / Lexus GS 460 Club
No it isn't true. Only the bonnet is an Aluminium Steel alloy, all other body panels are steel. Even if it was true, with the correct primer and paint you would achieve consistent colour - otherwise every new car would have been rejected for poor paint. The fact is that metallic silver is very difficult to match. The vehicle in question had a cheap respray by only doing a single panel rather than a more expensive blending across multiple panels to hide the slight colour differences.- 1 reply
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Black does look amazing but to get the max benefit you need to dechrome your car and swap the reflectors for tinted or smoked ones, Ive had some HCmotion V1's for 2 years and my inner left tail light has just failed so I may end up replacing with red ones instead to look OEM plus
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Two Months Of Ownership UX250H Sport Design
CT200h-TL replied to Lexnew's topic in Lexus UX200, UX250, UX250h, UX300e Club
Check tyre pressure? Increasing a few psi over the recommended pressure might help too. -
Why am I doing this ?
Boomer54 replied to Looploop2's topic in Lexus RZ Owners Club - All-New Electric Lexus
Sir, sir, little Johnny is being nice. Is that allowed. -
Lexus Connect
KayCee replied to KayCee's topic in Lexus GS 300 / Lexus GS 250 / Lexus GS 430 / Lexus 450h / Lexus GS 460 Club
Yes Ronnie I too noticed it But Prior to it going belly up i had it working perfectly . it was a faff to get it up and running but i persevered and it all came together. But as you rightly said the last update sent it into a spiral and is no longer working. Lexus UK is investigating after I wrote To Mr Chris Hayes ( I think that is name) I have Samantha on my case but the CarPlay unit as worked flawlessly so i may resign it to the bin -
Dashcam Recommendations
In_a_state replied to DarkKnight's topic in Lexus IS 300h / IS 250 / IS 200t Club
Been using the 70mai from Xiaomi on all my cars, hidden in front of the mirror. -
They got wise to the frequency of battery issues early on most likely. I think I may have lucked out for now as after several days on a Ctek 800xs, the voltage seems to be back up (12.7v) in Accessory mode without dropping off rapidly anymore. I am closely monitoring and intend to put the trickle charger on as often as possible. The instructions state negative on a metal body part and positive on the battery terminal. When charging in the boot, which bit of bodywork are people using, or is it safe to simply clip both negative and positive terminals directly? At the moment I am charging on the metal rail on the engine (negative) and the positive terminal in the fuse box. Setting up is a bit of a faff, so looking for a quicker plug and go option.
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I’m afraid I can’t help with the name of an alternative supplier to Lexus itself for a new bumper but, to judge by what appears to be the limited area of the damage, don’t you think a good body shop could do an acceptable filling and repainting job?
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Just to let you know, I managed get it all sorted. Turns out the sealant they botched it with hadn't been cured, so removing the old stuff and redoing it properly allowed me to fit the struts you linked! Also, managed to get the bluetooth installed which I am very happy with so far. So with that all sorted, I took it to the garage. The noise from the back right is the wheel bearing, as suspected, and the coolant hoses are deteriorating so will be getting that sorted in a few weeks. However, I am having a slight issue/bit of confusion when it comes to sourcing the parts though. From what I can tell, the part number is either 42410-50010 or 42410-50030. On the LexusPartDirect it's listed as 42410-50030 but everywhere else I am looking, it is appearing as 42410-50010 like here: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/355680896303 or https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/135074839595 Does anyone know the difference between the parts (if any)? Thanks!
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Lexus (in the owner's handbook) recommends cleaning the leather with a weak solution of wool detergent in warm water, do not soak, then dry with a clean cloth. Lexus does a leather cleaning kit which works really well at removing dye transfer and includes a sealant to help prevent further staining. The only downside is it smells quite 'chemically'. Understandable as the Japanese don't like the smell of leather. I wouldn't use a conditioner on modern automotive leathers as generally it is PU sealed and the conditioner just sits on the surface attracting grit and dirt, which if left in creases can cause cracking. I had the interior of my Mercedes retrimmed in a naked nappa leather, the most sumptuous feeling but my word was it very high maintenance!
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CANBUS remedial work with main dealers.
RONNIE W HODGEKINSON replied to IronLizard's topic in Lexus LC500 Coupe Club
Totally Agree with you Brian.. Strangely enough I got a Quote Just last Week from Darwin Who Are A Really Good company To be with For £659 About £90 more than i paid last year..So What on Earth,s Going on with these Quotes They are all over the place..And incidentally change from day to day..Finally I went with AVIVA Brian Who Quoted Me £590 so i went with That ..However i have spoken to some colleagues who said there quotes were out the ball park..Makes no sense...Just keep shopping around Brian BTW have you tried chris Knott for car insurance ..Some good reports about them but can be a bit pricey..But Great service... Cheers..!! also TRY Compare The Market Brian They came up trumps for me.. Confused and go-compare not so good Oddly enough..!! -
RX Insurance renewal time.
Sybaris replied to larryadler's topic in RX 300 / RX 350 / RX 400h / RX 200t / RX 450h Club
Quotes coming in at around £2300. Thank you Insurance cartels for screwing over the motorist again and exploiting us just to pay your shareholders even more than last year. You lot should be even more heavily regulated and your accounts scrutinised and your executives made to take a pay or bonus cut.... I'm not cross am I? -
Long Overdue Tidy
Malc1 replied to Tinonline's topic in LS 400 / Lexus LS 430 / Lexus LS 460 / Lexus 600h / Lexus 500h Club
Don’t miss the summer spend-up by all the Golden Oldies here …….. well those with a few bob spare eh ! Malc