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Jambo99

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    Jim
  • Lexus Model
    Is200 sportcross
  • Year of Lexus
    2003
  • UK/Ireland Location
    Sussex

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  1. When I had mine replaced used local company to me jp windshields hails ham 200 fitted with heated wiper area might be worth phoning round local fitters not just the nationals
  2. As I understand it red is available as mixed or concentrate ,pink is newer super long life i.e. 10 year life .red life is 3 years so choice is yours if your going to keep car .red and change every 3 or pink and forget it
  3. am thinking of changing mine,would you recommend toyota .or aftermarket many thanks
  4. What I did is trim some 9012 hir2 bulbs to fit lots better than standard,avoid problems with boys in blue or mot testers for fitting hide to car not fitted as standard
  5. don,t know if anyone is interested but ,powerenhancer doing good deals at moment,plus if you enter code xmas extra 20% off just ordered bottle of mt90 plus tin of bg 44k for under 27 pounds
  6. right if you look on candle power forums there are instructions ,but it is quite simple .when you remove old bulb and comapare it to new bulb ,you will see the top tag needs to be trimmed,took me 20 mins to remove old, trim new and refit old bulbs output 1000 lumens new ones 9012 hir2 out put 1850 lumens, at night on country roads difference is great as long as your headlights are properly set will not cause dazzle to other drivers unlike retrofit hids
  7. hi wondering if any one else has swapped their hb4 bulbs for 9012 hir2 bulbs.did it myself difference is great
  8. Post up where you are maybe another member can recommend someone
  9. They know how to charge for labour.must be close to two hundred,good indie would be my choice
  10. Up to you ,toyota price for sensor 160 ish plus book time for fitting,certainly less than your mechanics quote
  11. Bank 1 sensor 1 most likely to fail,luckily easier to change .would advise stick with denso,
  12. Yes you can drive it .ecu goes into default mode .will deliver a richer mixture ,mpg will go down .as not the most economic car to start with its up to you .took me 15 mins to change obviously yours may be different .i would get another mechanics advice
  13. Common fault replaced mine just sensor one light off ,no problems since
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