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  1. Hi Folks,

    Don't know how many of you don't have a manual or one of the CD based manuals but as almost all of us have unlimited access to the internet these days, I have come across the auto repair reference centre (designed for dealers) and I have the user name and password.

    I used to have the CD based manual and it was basically the same, then I lost one of the CD's so this is now just as good for me.

    EBSCO host

    username: user

    Passwoed: password

    Hi Alex JB, link does not work for me, message says " this site has expired" :angry:

  2. Just thought I'd share todays experience,

    0915 dropped my LS at Lexus hanley for timing belt at 60k,

    Had just sat down in service whilst I waited to book in, with-in 10 Min's I had been booked in and shown to my courtesy car, (brand new Mazda 3, not even done 300 miles).

    Collected LS at 1715, advised on small rubber bush problem, paid quoted amount for timing belt, got service book stamped, car had been washed and vacumed, 1st class. :D

    If your not happy with any part of your local Lexus dealer, and are not to far from Staffordshire, give Lexus hanley a try, you won't be disappointed.

  3. is there an easy or hard way to check the belt?

    Mine wa sallegedly done at 120k but calling the place it was serviced at they cant confirm it as it was pre computer records & no paperwork. Normally i'd just get it changed so as not to risk it but i recall reading it's not terminal on the lex engine if they did fail?

    Or is that optimistic/stupid?

    Si

    Hi Si, sorry cant help with checking the belt as I'm as mechanically minded as a sponge, I have heard of horror stories of timing belts going and causing hundereds of pounds of damage(could be just a tale spread by dealers though)compared to £250 to replace belt at Lexus, I thought most dealers/garages place a sticker on the engine to confirm that the belt has been changed, and to be fair I don't think they would say change at 60k if not needed.

  4. Hi everyone, just joined but have been on the site reading threads for a week or so.We have a 2001 IS200 SE in granite sky and think its the best motor we've owned.Found the site through Google after searching about water leaks in the boot.We will definatley need an appoitment to see " The Doctor" as we have uneven tyre wear on the fronts.Also need to source a decent back bumper as previous owner has had a botched repair done.Looking forward to learning loads about the Lex through the site. Cheers, Moody.

    welcome to LOC mate, enjoy your new car :winky:

  5. Dont worry, I've only had the car a day so know zero about it :)

    it looks like a hand brake light, but what does the low brake pads light look like?

    edit, looked in the owners manual and its deffo a p in a circle so parking brake.

    That cleared up atleast, just make sure you release the park brake fully, I always release mine twice just to be sure, if not that then can only be a sticky contact I'm sure.

  6. Hi ,

    Can anyone tell me which fuse/relay is for the aircon on an LS mkIII?

    Ken

    Just looked in owners manual, but nothing listed :huh:

    I don't know if the series 2 is the same but if so the fuse is number 11 situated in the driver's side kick panel ( could be passenger side as my book is for the US spec model) and is rated at 15A ( according to the book this fuse also controls the heater rear window as well so check to see if this is working 1st)

    .

    Hi Steve,

    The fuses on the MkIII are under the bonnet but the legends on the box lid don't refer to air con and as EO66 points out, there is nothing in the user handbook to help :crying:

    Ken

    Redken

    As per my post Timing belt/time to change, I'm taking my car to Lexus dealer on wed, hope your sorted by then but if not let me know and I'll ask the question for you, what year and letter is your LS

    Hi EO66

    Mine is a 96 'P'

    Regards

    Ken

    Cheers Ken, Like I said hopefully you will be sorted sooner rather that later, if your not I can ask at my Lexus dealer on Wed, bet it's something simple though, regards, Ian

  7. Hi ,

    Can anyone tell me which fuse/relay is for the aircon on an LS mkIII?

    Ken

    Just looked in owners manual, but nothing listed :huh:

    I don't know if the series 2 is the same but if so the fuse is number 11 situated in the driver's side kick panel ( could be passenger side as my book is for the US spec model) and is rated at 15A ( according to the book this fuse also controls the heater rear window as well so check to see if this is working 1st)

    .

    Hi Steve,

    The fuses on the MkIII are under the bonnet but the legends on the box lid don't refer to air con and as EO66 points out, there is nothing in the user handbook to help :crying:

    Ken

    Redken

    As per my post Timing belt/time to change, I'm taking my car to Lexus dealer on wed, hope your sorted by then but if not let me know and I'll ask the question for you, what year and letter is your LS

  8. You're possibly linking to the thumbnail from Imageshack - basically you want to be copying the section where it says direct link and then you should get a bigger image :)

    Thanks aido, think I,ve cracked it, just one more thing, how do i add a pic under my name when I've posted

    No! please just stick to the pictures!!!LOL :D

    It's alright for you guys, (steve2006) yours is done and dusted, LOL :D, i've resized re adjusted re calibrated and it still wont work, i'll get there soon :hehe:

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