MValentine

When I bought my car preowned, it never had the 90k service done. im currently coming up to 120k milles. I got some extra money to put towards buying the parts to get my car up to date with all the service. As of now my list contains;

- timing belt
- water pump w/ gasket
- 2 idler pulleys with o-rings
- coolant
- air filter
- in cabin microfilter
- front and rear brake pads w/ shims
- front and rear rotor resurface
- brake fluid
- spark plugs
- engine oil w/ oil filter
- drain and fill transmission fluid

anything else you guys think i should add to the list? and i plan on doing this all at home. so how much work would the water pump, timing belt, and pulleys take?

Mugen_1

Someone can correct me otherwise, but I believe cam/crank seals need to be changed as well.

Aron9000

I wouldn't bother with the brake fluid until you do a brake job on it.

MValentine

i might end up doing new front and rear pads w/ shims and rotors resurfaced. ill add that to the list above.

Lexus400Dd

U forgot the diff

Lavrishevo

iTrader: (1)

I would also do the coolant (ETS) sensor and thermostat, remove and clean the throttle body + replace gasket, and replace spark plugs.

Replace differential fluid as mentioned and have your power steering system flushed and screens cleaned. A bottle of Lucas PS conditioner with new dextron fluid would not hurt too.

What year is your LS?