Forstis300

How do i fix this? If i take it somewhere is it going to be expensive? Help me out.

clubfoot

Not sure about IS300's rear seal configuration, but typically,...pull the transmission out, clutch & flywheel, change the seal (pull out old one, install new one). Depending on milage, may as well resufrace flywheel, replace clutch, clutch release bearing, install transmission,...you're good to go. You could try a Toyota dealership, they would be less than Lexus.

Tammy

I have always had the best luck with a new clutch pressure plate and disk rather than a rebuilt or remanufactured units..

DriftNsc3

On my subie, my total was upwards of 800$ for the rear main seal plus an oil change at a Subaru Dealership. But that was after a small engine fire happened while I was watching so they gave me a discount. On a Lexus I have no idea,but I do know that subie dealerships are not as inexpensive like your average chevy,ford,nissan dealers.
Richard