Bought 2003 ES300

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04-14-09, 02:29 PM

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bump. Anyone knows?

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04-14-09, 06:39 PM

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the intermediate shaft costs somewhere in the 200 range, and installtion at a dealer will be in the 200 range as well
time to break out the checkbook

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04-15-09, 07:35 AM

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the intermediate shaft costs somewhere in the 200 range, and installtion at a dealer will be in the 200 range as well
time to break out the checkbook

Thank u for the reply. Is it a MUST to fix or just nice to fix? Does it actually cost any harm to the car mechanically? THX

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04-20-09, 06:28 AM

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bump bump bump

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04-29-09, 07:24 AM

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updated link for lexus owners registration (old one no longer works):

https://secure.drivers.lexus.com/lexusdrivers/home

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Originally Posted by mick_foley

Register your car here.

https://auth.owners.lexus.com/lexuso...sl/OwnersLogin

The recommended maintenance schedule as well as other information will be available to you. You can view pages from the factory service manual and even order a factory owner's manual and have it mailed to you free of charge if you don't have one already.