Time For A Tune Up. Need Some Advise
07-02-08, 05:13 PM
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Time For A Tune Up. Need Some Advise
I have a 1995 LS with 180,00
I have oem cables, iridium plugs, oem caps and rotors. I will also be changing the AC Condenser. Is there anything else my mechanic should work on, look, clean or simply inspect while he is doing the work. Any advised would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
I have oem cables, iridium plugs, oem caps and rotors. I will also be changing the AC Condenser. Is there anything else my mechanic should work on, look, clean or simply inspect while he is doing the work. Any advised would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
07-02-08, 08:04 PM
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I actually chaged the drier last summer. The AC was acting up and I changed it. It was not the problem. I was then informed that the conderser that needed to be changed. Thanks
07-02-08, 08:28 PM
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moisture in the a/c system mixes with refrigerant and can actually corrode things from the inside out - expensive things like compressors and such...
not required, but as an a/c tech, I will not do any work that requires opening the system without replacing the drier on my own vehicles - customers have the option, and sometimes opt out of it... it's up to you in the end...
07-06-08, 02:22 PM
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My mechanic just completed the tuned up. However, the trac light on the dashboard is blinking nonstop. When the the trac buttom is push it does not lights up as it should. Does any one knows whats going on ?
07-06-08, 02:26 PM
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more than likely he had to disconnect some stuff to get to the passenger side plugs, one part of that being the trac stuff... it's partially in the way, and he may have disconnected it and not reconnected it, or something along those lines...
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07-06-08, 02:46 PM
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hes aiight!!! I wouln't say his the best, but he has save me a lot of money in labor. However, he doesn't have a lot of experience dealing with Lexus cars. But I agree with you,, maybe he left something disconnected. Do you exactly where this sensor or cennection is ? Thanks
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