alphae

Can anyone help where I can get 1998 Toyota windom (V6 2500 CAM24) owners manual.

Deebee

I am not sure whether you can get the es250 manual most of the es300 applies . I also have this es250 model and there is very little difference between them except the motor which from memory is 4VZFE .Go to the Lexusowners club site and under the es300 forum there are free Factory owners manuals to download. You will need Adobe Reader 7.0 to read them.

Pheonix

Eh. I wouldn't trust the ES250 FSM. *Especially* the 2vz-fe manual. That's akin to using the 3vz-e, 3vz-fe, or 5vz-fe manuals. The simple fact is that they're completely different engines & the only parts sharing across any two of them are a few common bearings.

That's a very bad idea.
http://us.lexusownersclub.com/forums...howtopic=26449


Get the '97 ES FSM, but understand, the engine manuals, for you, are completely useless.

Deebee

Are you aware that in Japan the es 300 or Windom from 1991 on brought out a 2.5 V6 using the 4VZ-FE engine and the same body and mechanics (except for the engine) I think this went on until 1996. They also fitted the engine to the Toyota Camry Prominent. It is known locally as the baby Lexus engine. I have had the es 250 for the last 5 years. I did say that the engine was different but in all other respects it is the same car

Pheonix

The US style markets got the 2vz-fe from 88-91.
The Asian style markets got the 4vz-fe from 92+.
The Windom got the 3vz-fe from 92-97.5, the 4vz-fe 93-96.
The 1mz-fe from 97.5+, the 2mz-fe from 97+.


I am fully aware of what every Camry based platform in existanced used for engines. I am very well versed on the subject.





Still stands as the best advice. Get the '97 FSM, and delete the engine manual. The ES250 / Camry manuals with the 2vz-fe FSM is 100% useless.
Again... The 2vz-fe, 4vz-fe, and 2mz-fe share absolutely nothing parts, the sensors are completely different. 100% useless as a manual.