Pete Shawn

thanks m8 thats wat i was thinking about the caliper refurb issue wont last for a diy job unless i'm a proper mechanics :hocus-pokus: might be thinking getting one from the ebay selling £90 and cashback £30 minus another £10 for postal ... if not sort out the rear drum first and fix the caliper later (on my next paycheck) not forgetting next month gas bill :tsktsk: :tsktsk: :tsktsk:

was riding back home one night and had a strong bang on a pod hole :tsktsk: think the rear drum start to play a little (making noise) might be the clip snap and the front caliper is sticking kinda bad. might as well fix it all together saw this item 300351440392 on ebay and the clip included but when i visit one of the parts store the fella say those clips are not included and they don't sell it. just got me wondering to changed the whole caliper (cheapest around £100 each recondition parts) or had it refurb item 310589138855

Hi guys, Any thought or advised on using a Remanufactured brake caliper? was at the parts store a while ago looking for the hand brake pads but they don't come with the pins n springs set... was looking on fleabay and alot of remanufactured caliper fronts and rear..... so was having second thought seek advised here before start buying stuff or paying silly money as i'm no mechanics thanks

i've bought these on fleabay item 400054533213 works g8 :zee:

nice wheel :zee:

nope the rear door (front also) is not the same as u can compare the saloon with the sportcross. obviously bought a set of is300 wind deflector totally off angle and had to return for the right ones

yes guys bought this few months back straight fwd just have the blade cut and put in our existing transponder and you have yourself a brand new key fob. then again it's not a good idea when you sitting on it as the flip out button can be easily press and ended damaged it

Welcome to LOC hope you get the car sorted... good luck :zee: p.s i think u post in the wrong forum site mate

i remember someone did ask this question before.... could might be the " little level pin" that didn't at his place double check and see if that pin is in place mate

did you use back the origin PCB board power feed? best is if you could post picture of what you done and i'm sure few ppl might gave you some good answer :hocus-pokus:

hope you can share the walk-through how you get it install all the best :zee:

the only loud noise you get is when you on reverse gear beep** beep** beep** beep**

or try fleebay type in "F4.8 Panel Bulb" on search bar :zee:

what was the symtom that indicated the pump need to be replace??

Welcome to the club. it's a 10 yr old model and it's kinda hard to find parts (some parts )beside scrap yard, fleebay etc... but still some need to pay silly money for it. nice car n colour you got there

just bought the exact Bosch on the link at local garage today £76 include vat and fit in. was told it's a heavy duty battery with 4 years warranty. But the mechanic did point out that even thought it has 4 years warranty , we never know another cold weather might do to the battery but everything is ok to me with no complaint

Halfart doing stereo sales at the mo... £150 Pionee double din with bluetooth plus the by pass lead from Fleebay with cost round few tenner.... bought a china brand double din a year back was total s***... :tsktsk: waste of money. :zee:

heard that in America you get lot of option selecting cars... comfort or muscle :zee: Living America dream get a muscle car

i always though that the master key have 3 button (boot release) correct me if i'm wrong :eerrrmm:

Matt, do you really have full working tomtom software that works on your win ce unit? most forum on the tomtom emulator have been block by FBI pop-up warning illegal download :nuke:

just read the forcast to advised people to stay off the road on Friday as heavy snow :nuke: still tempted to have a lil fun ride

Don't risk it or tempted by the bodykits etc... 10 owner its a turn off for me unless i've a car mechanics to have the car proper checked :nuke: look around before any final decision :zee: good luck

what happen? :P

i did remove the spare wheel and use k&n air filter ,snow mode ,as well avoid supermarket fuel plus add in fuel injector cleaner every top-up fuel for couple months to see it make any different. comparing with or without the spare wheel there's pro n cons as i get alot of wheel spin when pulling off coner on up hill as there's no weight behind the rear. to make safer on the road i've put on back the spare wheel to road gripping issue. as for fuel... the car just run really smooth and still have to judge the way steping on the gas pedal. Does the tyre play any role on to increase fuel economy ?? p.s just bought road tax cost £270 for 12 months :msn-cry: I'm with you on the Car tax front, did that on Saturday . . . Hankook clam that over a 650 distance, their new tyre can save up to 6 litres of fuel. No, this is completely dependent upon the way you drive the car, the 'hillyness' of the area you drive through and what sort of roads you use regularly. But if you can get away with driving your Lexus slowly, without W%$kers tooting their horn at you and do your uttermost to change gear around 2000 rpm, then you should be okay to get 500 - 550 miles out of a full tank, also, don't fill the car to the brim with petrol, keep the car light and visit the petrol station more regularly. Stuart spot on, always top up half tank unless going for a long journey

i did remove the spare wheel and use k&n air filter ,snow mode ,as well avoid supermarket fuel plus add in fuel injector cleaner every top-up fuel for couple months to see it make any different. comparing with or without the spare wheel there's pro n cons as i get alot of wheel spin when pulling off coner on up hill as there's no weight behind the rear. to make safer on the road i've put on back the spare wheel to road gripping issue. as for fuel... the car just run really smooth and still have to judge the way steping on the gas pedal. Does the tyre play any role on to increase fuel economy ?? p.s just bought road tax cost £270 for 12 months :msn-cry: