Yes I just did yesterday. Start by pulling out the panel that has the seat heat switches...it just pulls out toward you. That reveils to bolts that must be romoved. Than at the top of the dash there is a tray that many people put change and sunglasses in. This tray has a felt insert that you pry up with a screw driver. It just snaps in. This allows you to remove two screws. Once this screws are out the tray just pulls out. This allows you to remove the heater/air vents. They also just pull out. With them removed you can now remove the two top bolts that hold the stereo/air control panels. They are bolted together and come out as a unit. Remove all electrical cannon plugs and separate the units by removing the bolts on the side of the stereo unit.
When your radio doesn't work in your 2002 Lexus ES 300 it could be a fuse or a wire. You should take your car to a automotive professional.
in the car
Some of the benefits of owning a Lexus IS 300, is that you get a luxury car with a sporty dynamic. The car was not initially designed to be a luxury car, when it was introduced in Japan, but when it made its way to the US Toyota place it under Lexus, thus turning it into a luxury vehicle.
The recommended oil type for a 2004 Lexus GS 300 is 10 W 30. The oil capacity for the car is approximately 5.7 quarts.
Yes.
That should be the factory amp for your car stereo
if its like my 300, you have to get under the front of the car and and either take them off or they pull out from the back !
The Lexas GS 300 is a first generation model of car sold by Lexas which is a division of Toyota. Production of the Lexus GS 300 first began in 1993 on the 22nd of February.
nice car but i dont know
No, a Lexus 300 SE does not allow access to the trunk through the back seats. The only way to get this would be to customize the car yourself.
Take it to a stereo shop.
disconnect the battery