Lexus SC

It depends how it's jammed. Do you ever put anything that might be liquid (such as an empty soda can) in the door pocket? In my SC300, if I do this, sometimes the liquid leaks out onto the bottom door seal and solidifies. The result is a pretty firmly stuck door!

2010 SC 430 is $67,505 MSRP. Invoice is $60,079

There are leds in the needles that no longer make contact. When the temperature changes they might lit up temorarilly.

I 'fixed' mine by putting 3 clusters of four leds in each long needle and 2 clusters of four in the short ones.

When you put four leds in serie you do't need a resistor.

The original leds are hard to remove. Since the weight of new leds is different, callibration with little weights is required.

Other solutions I saw:

-using fluorescent paint and adding a light in the background.

It's for better traction in the snow.

Passenger side back by the bulkhead.

could be many problems like vacuum or wiring you may want to spend some money on hooking up your computer for a diagnostic test should only be one hour labor time for this test

It's either low on charge, has bad wiring, needs a new pressure switch or needs a new clutch.

There is a switch on the left hand side of the steering wheel. The remote is not a standard alarm remote. It is on your key. I found that it is really easy to accidently hit this switch when cleaning then your remote will not work.

Does the motor work at all? If it doesn't, then the motor is bad. If the motor operates but the glass does not come up, it's a broken regulator arm. This is a pretty common failure in this car. Expect to pay about $400 to fix it. :)

Lexus SC was created in 1991.

You mean to get a new key cut ? You need to take a key barrel out and it is on the key barrels, I find the trunk lid key barrel is the easiest to take out.

This kind of error is usually due to either a bad battery or an electrical short somewhere. One common fault is the drain hose from the sunroof becoming displaced and causing a puddle in the trunk which causes a short in the sound system.

to remove and replace tail light on lexus

2004 rx

330

Open back hatchback

remove felt panel. start at bottom middle and pull out.

There are some plastic clips that will just pop out of metal part of car. you may have to pull hard to get eh first one to pop out. then go to the right and left popping out the remaining clips til the panel is off. set down pane;

next is upper plastic panel. start

in middle and pop panel from clips and go to left to right until the panel is almost off.

you should be able to see all the wires going to all

the bulbs on back of car.

find the one you want to replace and grab the plastic base and turn to the left. you may have to use some pliers to turn to left. . go counter clock wise to undo. turn counterclockwise

and pull out base.

now remove bulb by just pulling it straight out of base.

Take to store and by exact replacement bulb.

replace bulb but be careful not to touch bulb with your fingers as oil from your fingers can ruin the bulb.

return the bulb and base back to the location . be careful

to line up base to the proper tabs on the base (metal part of car). once base is pushed it turn it clockwise to seat it back in

reverse the process and replace plastic panel and then felt panel and you should be all done. line up clips to fit back in holes on metal part of car and push in to seat them.

now if only others would explain the process from beginning to end like this life would be much easier than someone just replying to buy bulb and replace it.

People need much better explanations .

Good luck

Yes, it's on the passenger side under the glove box. There's a panel that comes down then a couple of wing nuts that have to be removed, then wiggle the filter out but remember the way it comes out so the new one goes in the same way.

If you mean won't start, check the cam and or crank sensor. If it won't actually crank then something is broke inside or just seized.

You have to remove the center dash panel to get access to the bolts, screws.

Clearly there is something wrong with the car besides a bad alternator fuse. Without more information I cannot hazard a guess. But you may want to check the charging system overall to see that it is working correctly. That will include the battery and alternator.

You have to remove the CD changer in the trunk and under that is the amp and bracket, it's best to remove the amp with the bracket attached and naturally you have to disconnect the electrical plugs.

Follow the manufactures recommendation or change the oil/filter every 5,000 miles.

Yes

No

It made $443.9 million in 1998

a. blown headgasket.

b. defective thermostat.

c. defective radiator.

d. no oil, no coolant.

YES