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johnplatt

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    john
  • Lexus Model
    GS300h
  • Year of Lexus
    2016
  • UK/Ireland Location
    Cheshire

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  1. Thanks guys. I have the part but no info on how to remove front bumper anywhere and no indication how to do it when I remove upper and lower covers - cant even get a finger in from underneath! My lexus says around £140 so may have to get them to do it....
  2. Thanks polish. Wanted to try to avoid having lexus do it - I guess very expensive so was hoping to do it myself but may be too involved. What sort of labour cost was involved if you don't mind me asking.
  3. Hi. Bashed my chrome trim on the front of my 2016 GS300h the other day (the z shaped piece on nearside). I have the replacement trim part but the old trim seems to be fixed from the back with 6 screws (or screws fitted in lugs? - the new trim has female lugs with round holes without threads). 'Parts guy' thought that the way they do it at Lexus is to remove the bumper (or one side). I can get access to the top two screws fixing the trim from the engine bay but that's all. Anyone have any guide on how to best do it and which parts to remove? Thanks in anticipation.
  4. Your wheels look great but I bet it wasn't cheap. I've looked around for a while now to get mine done but I finished up having a go at them myself. I took each wheel off the car but left the tyres on. After a good clean-up with white spirit and a bit of wet and dry I masked off the tyre and the 'polished bits' (these were in good condition - it was the corrosion on the powder coat that offended the eye. I put the masking tape on then cut carefully round with a Stanley - it wasn't as difficult as it sounds. I then gave them a coat of grey primer followed by at least 2 coats of alloy wheel spray (from Motorworld) and 3 coats of clear laquer. The finished item is very slightly darker than the original colour but virtually indistinguishable. I haven't got any pictures but they look as new now and no signs of corrosion yet (6 months later). Total cost about 2hr per wheel plus £20 or so for materials. I'm also right proud of what I've achieved.
  5. Why not just change the bulbs? They're only standard headlamp bulbs.
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