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well i'm off to egypt on wed but i'm flying from manchester(3/4 hours drive)so i thought i'd give the old girl a good seeing too!! :winky: :winky:

diff oil change

gear oil change

engine oil and filter

full brake bleed

clutch bleed

a/c service

balanced all 4 wheels

stripped and cleaned all brakes(inc removing rear disks to inspect rear shoes)

replaced rear pads(a bit thin :ohmy: )

best three hours spent in a long time

Diff oil change.......

remove this plug first its the filler plug(one on the side of the diff i painted the plugs so they could be seen easyer)

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you will need a 10mm allen key to remove the plugs

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then remove the drain plug

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on the drain plug their is a magnet(collects swarf)give it a clean down. plug all dirty

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nice clean plug

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now replace the plug on the bottom of the diff and fill the diff till the oil comes out the fill plug(on the side)then replace the fill plug job done

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as for the gear oil its much the same apart from you will need a 24mm spanner to remove the fill plugs(i've marked the plugs in blue)

remove the fill plug first(plug on the side of the gear box)

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then remove the plug on the bottom

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on the bottom plug their is a magnet to catch the swarf give that a wee clean too

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now as with the diff fit the drain plug and fill till the oil comes out the fill plug then replace the fill plug job done.

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as for the gear oil its much the same apart from you will need a 24mm spanner to remove the fill plugs(i've marked the plugs in blue)

remove the fill plug first(plug on the side of the gear box)

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then remove the plug on the bottom

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on the bottom plug their is a magnet to catch the swarf give that a wee clean too

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now as with the diff fit the drain plug and fill till the oil comes out the fill plug then replace the fill plug job done.

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GOOD INFO

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well heres the last how too oil and filter change

remove the sump plug 14mm

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now for the oil filter the best way to get at it is through the n/s front wheel arch area

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i'm a cheat i have the propper filter tool at my work makes it easyer

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heres my wee stubby ratchit ideal for this job

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the filter is removed through the space you just had your arm up

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you fit your new filter in the reverse order

remember and fit a new sump plug washer before fitting the sump plug tighten up and fill with oil job done.

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to gord thanks mate that would have been good but i got a package deal i car parking(16) inc a 2 night stay at the hotel but thanks a million for the offer.

to Dimitris my is200 is ten years old matey so their will be some rust but was thinking about wire brushing it and giving it a coat of paint(its the only rusty thing under the car. :o

edeath the photos are small on my comp the size i posted is 640x480(for message boards)well thats what the uploader told me :lol:

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Hey Ormi, thanks a lot for the wonderful walkthrough!

very nice job! so good to have a mechanic around here ;-)

one question, if I may ask.. the washer on the drain plug (on the sump)...where can I get them? what are they made of? metal, paper, rubber?

anyhow, thank yo uagain for these info, that's gold right there to me - and possibly a lot of other people

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Good Job done Ormi. I really wish I could do these things myself, but, with my dicky hip now, + over the years my tools have been borrowed permanently by friends and relatives (lol), I just can't. So, I have to pay to get them done. Luckily I found a great place that will look after my Lexus now a bit more cheaply than the Lexus dealer.

Have a great holiday, and "shokran" for all your help.

Col...

:winky:

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thanks for the nice comments people.makes taking all the photos worth while

rob i'm off to luxor mate leave on tuesday is it any good their?

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before anyone starts ripping into changing the oils etc a few points should be noted....

oil filter - access is restricted so its a good idea to buy the filter cap tool as Ormi has in his pics or at worst get the tool with 3 legs that clamp around the filter - it will be difficult using a strap or chain.

Gearbox - FORGET about changing the oil unlesss you have a pressure or hand pump to put oil into the gearbox - NO access to put oil in from a bottle! something like this is required - eBay 350220007733

Rear Diff - you will need a length of hose and a funnel to extend from the rear diff to outside of the rear arch - fill the funnel and let gravity do the work - you can not fill it 100% using a normal sized/shaped 1 litre oil bottle OR use the above pump!

brake bleed - it is about 25 - 30 pumps between max and fill line on the reservoir and 1 litre is perfect for a full brake and cluth bleed

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