What's this engine cover? (92 LS400)
#1
Racer
Thread Starter
What's this engine cover? (92 LS400)
Okay, i bought a new under cover and these two parts circled in red. Where do they go??
I have looked for pictures but found none. If anyone still has these on could you clue me in or take a photo of yours?
Thanks for the help.
I have looked for pictures but found none. If anyone still has these on could you clue me in or take a photo of yours?
Thanks for the help.
Last edited by johnnyg66; 11-17-11 at 01:07 PM.
#2
Pole Position
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I dont have the ancer, but i have a solution to find out the ancer. Call a LEXUS dealership and ask to speek to there maintaince department and ask them, they will know for shure. Just make shure you have the part # handy when you call.
try that and let me know if it works. good luck, hope it works for ya
try that and let me know if it works. good luck, hope it works for ya
#6
Lexus Champion
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I dont have the ancer, but i have a solution to find out the ancer. Call a LEXUS dealership and ask to speek to there maintaince department and ask them, they will know for shure. Just make shure you have the part # handy when you call.
try that and let me know if it works. good luck, hope it works for ya
try that and let me know if it works. good luck, hope it works for ya
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#7
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From what I remember with ALL the times I've been under my car those are the two front engine covers. I'm pretty sure they go on the side in the front of the main engine cover. I've never taken mine off, just the main and rear side covers. The front push-pin clip, I think, goes into the bumper maybe.
For future reference; every time I need to see a pic of the car I go to http://www.lexls.com/tutorials/ first. He's got a boat load of pics that help alot. I like pics.
For future reference; every time I need to see a pic of the car I go to http://www.lexls.com/tutorials/ first. He's got a boat load of pics that help alot. I like pics.
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#8
Racer
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Yes they are plastic and i do have them here but as i looked back under the car. I think they are tucked under the front corners. There are two lower flat covers that are next to the main under cover. Will have to look again today and take a picture.
I did look all over for other photos and lexls but none with that much detail for the front underside.
Thanks for the comments.
I did look all over for other photos and lexls but none with that much detail for the front underside.
Thanks for the comments.
#10
ancer, but i have a solution to find out the ancer. Call a LEXUS dealership and ask to speek to there maintaince department and ask them, they will know for shure. Just make shure you have the part # handy when you call.
try that and let me know if it works. good luck, hope it works for ya
try that and let me know if it works. good luck, hope it works for ya
#11
Racer
Thread Starter
Have to wonder if OCR post is a joke. Funny way to begin ones introduction.
Welcome anyway.
BTW looked back under car didn't see what i thought so really not sure where these parts go. Says is part cover for 90-94 models. Will ask Sewell if they know for sure if not probably going to return those pieces.
Welcome anyway.
BTW looked back under car didn't see what i thought so really not sure where these parts go. Says is part cover for 90-94 models. Will ask Sewell if they know for sure if not probably going to return those pieces.
#13
Racer
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#14
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If you can't find where those covers go on your car they might be used specifically for a Canadian model LS. If ya don't need them and you're able to return them, go for it, get some money back. That's always a good thing.
Last edited by deanshark; 11-13-11 at 09:03 AM. Reason: Funny thing-----I spelled correct wrong
#15
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I think I found that cover while searching for something else. Looks like it sits above the strut bar and the stabilizer bar goes through, or next to, it. Check out pic in step #3. Is that it? http://www.lexls.com/tutorials/trans...ransflush.html