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I don't actually own a Lexus, as yet- still in discussion with my other half, because I want an LS400/430, and she wants an IS300.

We can compromise on a GS300 and it's very likely to be a series II, 1998-2001 model but the issue with the brake cylinder/pump has me worried.

Realistically, how big a problem is it? As in, how common, how likely? I realise the cost implications if it fails

Is it only the 1998-2001 prefacelift Series II that is affected? - the buying guide is a little confusing.

This is the only issue which is delaying my decision.

If I'm likely to have to fork out 1600 for a brake cylinder on a GS300, I'd rather buy an IS for MrsEgg, and use the 1600 to buy me an LS400

(which I'd rather do to be honest, even if it means getting rid of my 15 y/o Ford Transit)

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there were changes made at facelift which improved things. I would say 90%+ of the problems reported here are from pre-facelift. Personally I would try and find a facelift model, Oct 2000 onwards, not just because of this issue but other improvements as well.

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