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Have you seen this? http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/BREAKING-SPARES-2005-LEXUS-IS300-SPORT-3-0-NSR-CALIPER-/320637525681?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item4aa77c5eb1 Andy

Hi Rod, does this have the photochromatic glass? if so I might have a little project in mind ;) Andy

Still looking :) Andy

If it is a MK1 2000-2003 then they share the same motor as the front washers, if it is a MK2 2003-2008 then they share the same bottle but have seperate motors. Andy

This is the only way to do it if you have no keys at all, you will have to get the ignition barrel housing as well from the donor car as you will not be able to remove your ignition barrel without the key. Andy

Hi Sean, most Lexus wheels will fit your car except for the current shape LS as it has a different stud pattern :( shame as I love the 5 spokes on them and possibly the IS200 and early GS wheels may not clear your front calipers but if anyone knows different I am always happy to learn ;). Here is my car fitted with LS430 18" wheels..... http://www.lexusownersclub.co.uk/forum/index.php?showtopic=70011 Andy

I've had a good look at the various options, incl Warranty Direct and Quentin "Aren't I Clever" Willson's WarrantyWise. I've also had a look at Warranty Expert to try to compare them and others. And I've looked at the Lexus warranty. The most interesting thing was that Mr Clever's warranty, if you ticked all the boxes to make it approximate the Lexus offer, worked out at a full £30 cheaper. In other words, the Lexus warranty was pretty competitive. I have been wondering, though, about the items listed in neither the "what's covered" nor the "what's not covered" sections of the Lexus one: satnav, airbags, alarm/immobiliser, abs and turbo, as well as the command console in the center of the dash. And is wear-and-tear included? Might ring Lexus for some answers tomorrow, unless one of you clever people knows the answer? Cheers, Adi. Just to chuck my views into the pot, having dealt with a few extended warranty companies not all of them will use genuine parts in repairs so that would be worth checking as well. Andy Can't you get a better deal for him Andy? I wish I could Steve, but we do not set the prices :( Andy

I've had a good look at the various options, incl Warranty Direct and Quentin "Aren't I Clever" Willson's WarrantyWise. I've also had a look at Warranty Expert to try to compare them and others. And I've looked at the Lexus warranty. The most interesting thing was that Mr Clever's warranty, if you ticked all the boxes to make it approximate the Lexus offer, worked out at a full £30 cheaper. In other words, the Lexus warranty was pretty competitive. I have been wondering, though, about the items listed in neither the "what's covered" nor the "what's not covered" sections of the Lexus one: satnav, airbags, alarm/immobiliser, abs and turbo, as well as the command console in the center of the dash. And is wear-and-tear included? Might ring Lexus for some answers tomorrow, unless one of you clever people knows the answer? Cheers, Adi. Just to chuck my views into the pot, having dealt with a few extended warranty companies not all of them will use genuine parts in repairs so that would be worth checking as well. Andy

Have a look at these and see if they help at all :) Andy http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c193/Blade918/LOCK.jpg http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c193/Blade918/DOOR-1.jpg http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c193/Blade918/LOOM.jpg

I believe Lexus do still supply them, I got some for a customer recently. Will PM you a price and part number when I get back to work Tuesday :) Andy cheers mate most helpfull PM sent :)

I believe Lexus do still supply them, I got some for a customer recently. Will PM you a price and part number when I get back to work Tuesday :) Andy

Hi, I am more than happy to help with any part numbers whether or not you purchase from me :) and Gold members can get up to 20% off parts orders ;) All the best, Andy

The keys we order from Lexus are done to chassis number and sent direct to us from Toyota Germany :) Andy

The regulator is 27700-46060 and is £114.92 + vat, an exchange alternator 27060-70500-84 is £247.61 + vat and you get £30 back when exchanging your old alternator :) Andy

The remote on the LS4 does not require re-programming after battery replacement as far as I am aware The only thing that I can think of is that either you are having a reciever issue or the key has somehow lost it connection to the car When you say the car will lock with the key do you mean by remote or by inserting the key into the lock? Andy

The complete panel is available but will cost............................£1325.00 :o :o Andy

Get rid of the wife!!!!!!!! :P Andy

Pretty good cars but make sure park brake operates ok as the cables can sieze so can the rear calipers otherwise pretty bombproof :) Oh, and make sure there are no outstanding recalls on it :winky: Andy

A high flow cat should be better than standard but I do not know what kind of power increase you would see. Would be best to combine it with a performance filter and exhaust change to get the best out of it :) but always worth making sure that the engine is performing properly before carrying out mods so you get the full benefit :winky: . Andy

We will have to do this in the New Year now I guess, still up for it though at either location :winky: Andy

Welcome to the forum :) Nice looking car :) hope you enjoy it :winky: Andy

I am wondering if they have kinked or trapped a pipe :( that would be my first job, have a good look arond with a torch if not it will need to go back for the bumper to come off. Andy

Thanks mat :) that would be most appreciated. Andy