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  1. Hey all,
    During a recent tire change, one of my 2006 GS 450h tire sensors broke and need to replace it. The official Lexus dealer asked for €300 plus labour, which is a lot. 

    I was wondering whether any of you had any experience with non-genuine replacements and whether the ECU was able to recognize and use them properly. 

    As an alternative, I thought about used spare parts on the internet, in which case I'm not sure which of the various codes I should use in order to find the right parts. 

    Thanks.

     

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  2. 41 minutes ago, royoftherovers said:

    I was referring to AC auto Locksmiths Ian. Perhaps worth contacting them ?

    I'm in Italy, I'm afraid that wouldn't work for me. I did find a few options: Lexus asks for €630, a local locksmith asks for €350 and a friend thinks he can do the job for free (he has done plenty Toyota fobs, but never Lexus) since he has the sw, as long as I get ahold of the (possibly right) fob. 😄 

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  3. Hope I'm not OT if I piggyback on this topic, but I'm trying to get the same thing done. I noticed that there are 3 different frequencies for these keys: 314.3 MHz, 312 MHz and 433 MHz. I'm unsure which one is the right one and I should go to a professional locksmith to have my only key read, although I might fear they'll tell me they can't do it unless I get the whole spare key done with them. An engineer I know told me that 433 is the right frequency for EU, while the other two are for the US and Japan. Anybody know which is which?

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  4. Hey all,

    I recently purchased a GS 450h and I only now noticed that the front half (the one sticking out) of the front-center vent slider knobs are missing. The back part was still stuck inside the grid, so I was able to recover it, but the front part was apparently lost or broken off.

    I tried looking online for a replacement and could only find the site https://www.venttabs.com/, which only has tabs for the GX 470, which I'm not sure are compatible. I'm in no circumstance willing to change out the entire vent block (which I hear is the solution that Lexus would suggest).

    Anyone else had to deal with a situation like this one and if so how did they fix it? 

    Thanks!

    Ian

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