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Aug 30, 2004 | 01:25 AM

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rominl

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Originally posted by undee
rominl, the shop has already tried to fix it for 2 hrs, but nothing much could be done. the only choice is to stop by at lexus dealer...

well, in that case, tell them you will bring the car to lexus dealership and they will have to pick up the bill, that's just how it goes?

but yes, i agree, if your car is still under warranty, try to use it

Aug 30, 2004 | 07:35 AM

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NT2SHBBY

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Originally posted by bitkahuna
Well he's obviously incompetent if he broke your speed sensor or cabing.

dude..NOTHING BROKE OR SNAPPED.....the fact that the sensor is THAT sensitive, where it will foul up because of some tugging, is gay to say the least.

But for someone to call my installer incompetent because of a ****ty design is not only incompetent of them, but IMO RETARDED!

Aug 30, 2004 | 07:41 AM

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beauphus

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who wouldve guessed this thread wouldve turned into a pissing contest?

i just wanted to know if i will have to worry (beyond a reasonable amount) whether i can avoid having a prob...i think i have my answer...if done right there will be no problem and yes sometimes minor things go wrong when modding...its all part of the game...its not the end of the world...no reason to start getting our panties in bunches...thanks all for the help as usual!

Aug 30, 2004 | 07:46 AM

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NT2SHBBY

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From: New York

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Originally posted by beauphus
who wouldve guessed this thread wouldve turned into a pissing contest?

i just wanted to know if i will have to worry (beyond a reasonable amount) whether i can avoid having a prob...i think i have my answer...if done right there will be no problem and yes sometimes minor things go wrong when modding...its all part of the game...its not the end of the world...no reason to start getting our panties in bunches...thanks all for the help as usual!

exactly!!! modding isn't an exact science, as mods usually don't fit 100000%.

when you mod, you take your chances and hope for the best. It is alll part of that learning curve

Apr 30, 2008 | 07:54 AM

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drewefx

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Guess what, i scanned my car and its showing code 43 which is the yaw sensor
any diy or any diy pics on abs or speed sensor? please help

Apr 30, 2008 | 11:02 PM

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L3XOTIC

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did this thread make a comeback from the dead?

May 1, 2008 | 02:57 AM

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Phamboogie

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me and my friend installed tein flex's on my car and i didnt have any sensor go off... ive had the coilovers on the car now for about 3 months and no sensor is messed up.

May 5, 2008 | 02:12 PM

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I did my own spring install and had no problems and I also changed my own castor arm bushings at a later date. Mechanics have to be more careful IMO and not use the BFH so much.