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chav djp

Dunno - some of the guys over at Club Lexus would probably think that's understated... :winky: djp

Is it just me, or can anyone actually open those "links"? I tried to get on to that site before and couldn't manoeuvre through it... djp ← Works for me :D ← Tried again. Failed miserably. Life's too short... :winky: djp

Is it just me, or can anyone actually open those "links"? I tried to get on to that site before and couldn't manoeuvre through it... djp

haystacks

Al Jolson

After all the effort, you should probably change your handle from lazyoaf... :P djp

I had a similar problem (I think) with my 1991 LS. The back of the seat looked like it was twisted or crooked when I tried to move it. Never bothered to fix it. It looks more than it feels. djp

£246 sounds alot for a check over on the car but believe me it could save you thousands in the long run. ← I spent €400 on an AA test that stopped me from a buying an LS that was a total heap of junk. The AA valued it at half the value that the Lexus dealer had put on it. Unfortunately, I should've got a second AA test that might have stopped me from buying the LS I eventually did buy. I ended up having to spend about €5k on it over 2 years on essential mechanical stuff. Of course, there's a limit to the amount of money you can spend on tests if you don't actually end up buying a car... djp

You're alive to tell the tale - that's the most important thing... :winky: djp

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grand

Adz is right about the different sizes but you can adjust the arms. ← Is that easy/difficult to do? It's a really annoying noise... djp

I had this on my MK2 and it was because the wrong size wipers were put on, as far as I recall the 2 wipers are supposed to be different sizes. I expect some people just measure one and then buy a pair that size. Changing them is a pain though. What I did was turned on the wipers until they get in the pointing up position then turn the ignition off so they stay there. I've had the wiper trouble on both of my MK1s. Not sure if wiper size is the issue, as it's the body of the wiper (if you know what I mean) that's hitting the metal strip on the side of the windscreen. I've considered sticking little blocks of foam on to the wiper body in order to deaden the "blow", but I haven't got around to it yet. It's a shame that the "ruthless pursuit of perfection" let something like this slip through the net, becaue it's just the type of thing that one's smart-arsed "friends" are likely to comment negaively on..."Oooh, your wiper's making such a lot of noise, and you're getting how much mpg? Doesn't happen on my Daewoo Crapmobile..." Apologies to Daewoo owners everywhere, of course... :winky: djp