Lexus ES

The 2014 Lexus ES-350 is 16 ft. 0.7 in. (192.7 in.) long.

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There are two oxygen sensor, follow the exhaust coming out of the engine. one in the front and one in the back of the engine. if you engine code p0135 bank1 these is oxygen is located between firewall and engine. or p0755 oxygen located in front of the engine

Just finished replacing my broken cup holder on my 97 Lexus ES300. Pretty simple once you figure it out though. I'd expect it should take 15 to 20 minutes

First, pry off the trim piece that goes around the shifter. If you don't have a trim removal tool, it might be the right time to spend the $6 at Walmart and invest in a set, I suppose a butter knife might work. At the end furthest from the dash, slip the thin pry tool down the long side of the bezel and pry upwards. It should pop up out of its clips. Repeat on the other side. The front of the bezel (below the ash tray in the dash) has 2 tabs that insert under the ash tray, so pull up from the other end and it should lift out.

Remove the 2 Philips head screws that are now visible that hold the front of console. Inside the console, remove the pad around the power outlet to remove the 2 bolts that secure the console to the floor.

Lift up on the console, disconnect the connector for the power outlet, and pull out the center console.

Four Philips head screws hold in the cup holder in the console. Remove those and the reinstall the replacement,

Installation is the reverse, make sure you get those front tabs on the shifter trim into the slots before you push down and snap it back into place

I hunted to find the right color replacement at junkyard, but it appears that if you're careful, the front cover is held on by 2 tabs, and you should be able to remove your original and put it on the replacement.

Now put your coffee in the cup holder and relax :)

Buy a service manual-very intense labor job

Depends on year to 93 there are 2. 94 and later there are 3 (one post cat)

The 2014 Lexus ES-350 runs on regular unleaded.

The height of the 2010 Lexus ES-350 is 4 ft. 8.3 in. (56.3 in.).

No , it is NOT an interference engine according to the Gates website

Unless there is an access panel above the fuel pump inside the vehicle, you must remove the fuel tank in order to replace the fuel pump.

there is not usually a gauge for transmission fluid while the car is running you must pull the dipstick under the hood wipe it of reinsert and take out dipstick to read the results on bottom of dip stick there should be a hot reading line the fluid should come to .....or it could possibly say full or add also

It's actually a simple process. I recommend using ramps; drive the car so the front is elevated. I recommend doing this while the engine is hot so the oil drains properly.

You will need: Socket Wrench(s) Metric

Oil Filter

5 Quarts of Oil

Oil Pan

Possibly a filter wrench

Some form of eye protection

Gloves if you'd like

Take the oil cap of the valve cover and set it aside.

Position the oil pan under the vehicle and remove the oil plug. Becareful not to burn yourself as the oil will be HOT. I usually allow it to drain for about an hour to get as much of the old oil out as possible.

You will need to remove the filter which is located on the front of the engine. Look down in between the motor and radiator, you will see it. You might want to position the drain pan underneath, as oil will fall out of the filter when you remove it. Next, screw the new filter on. Hand tight should be fine.

Replace the oil plug, refill the oil. I believe it's 4.3qt, but CHECK YOUR OWNERS MANUAL first. DO NOT OVERFILL THE MOTOR.

Have fun!

Logically 5 Gallons reserved, the best is test it out til the fourth gallon

The 2011 Lexus ES-350 has a V6 engine.

1 is passenger side near firewall. 3 is center at firewall. 5 is driver's side firewall. 2 is passenger side front of car 4 is center front of car 6 is driver's side front of car. I verified this cause I was getting certain P030x errors which I corrected. Though Mitchell on demand gives a different order, the above is correct.

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they have differnet energy requirements and you can end up with dead batteries or worse

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I have a 2001 es and it is in the back between the engine and firewall, down low and you can get to it from the drivers side (not easy to get out).

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Change your oil/filter every 5,000 miles if you use conventional oil and every 8,000 miles if you use synthetic and you drive under normal conditions. If your vehicle is equipped with an oil life monitor system then change it when the system tells you too and reset the oil life monitor. If it does not come on for one year change the oil anyway and reset the system even though the light is not on.

The gas tank on the 2011 Lexus ES-350 holds 18.5 gal..

Yes. Depends on wheel width, offset, and tire size. Some suspension mods may be required.

The brakes need to be replaced when they feel soft or show signs of enough wear during visual inspection to warrant replacement, the same as any car.

I had the same issue so I took it to Lexus for repairs. It seems that light comes on everytime there is a fuel issue rather than a traction issue. You could take it to an Advance Auto and have them pull the code from the computer and it will tell you the problem before you take it to Lexus or your favorite automotive shop. I believe the image they should be using instead of the trac off light is a dollar sign! Last time it went off it cost me 700 dollars.

For a second generation IS250: Hold down the the odometer reset button and press the start engine (without your foot on the brake to prevent from starting) to switch to the acc. mode, continue holding the reset button for about 5 sec until the visual countdown ended et voila, your system has been reset.

As you face the front of the vehicle, the drain plug is on the left side of the engine. The oil filter is on the right side (driver's side). You will need to lift the driver's side of the vehicle slightly to access the oil filter. The engine cover must be partially removed to access the filter. You need remove only 4-5 screws (a 10mm socket wrench or box wrench is better than using a Phillips screwdriver to remove these). Once you remove these screws, you can pull down the cover and access the filter. An oil filter wrench (cup type that a 3/8ths socket wrench fits into) that fits over the end of the filter is the easiest way to remove the filter. When you put the new filter on, be sure to wipe some oil on the gasket. Hand tighten it, then turn it no more than a quarter of a turn with the wrench. You will need 14mm wrench to remove the drain plug. Be sure to recycle the used oil. Plan for 5+ quarts of oil.