sputniknyc

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CEL VSC OFF lights pulling code p1349 and several misfire codes.
About to order replacement LH driver oil control valve.
I'm sure everyone will recommend OEM part but anyone use aftermarket OCV with success?
I have a 1998 GS400
Part number for driver side for OCV is 15340-0F010
Thanks,
bill

lexo98

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Before you change the valve make sure the filter inside of the valve housing is clean. Also make sure you have clean oil filled to the proper level

sputniknyc

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I was under the impression the gs400 filter is built into the OCV and cannot be changed. I believe only the gs300 could be changed.

singprb

I actually just replaced the OCV on my '98 GS400 the other week. I wanted to go OEM, but the valve was a little more expensive than I thought it was, so I cross-referenced it with a Toyota Part and just purchased an aftermarket one.

It seems to be holding up so far; then again, it's only been a couple of weeks. I'm happy with it though.

I purchased it from this eBay seller http://www.ebay.com/itm/222027487184?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

SC4Paulo

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Isn't a new oil control valve only 150 from the dealership?

sakataj

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why didnt you just post this in the main thread on the OCV to keep clutter down?

https://www.clublexus.com/forums/per...ve-filter.html

also you can get the OEM valve in a toyota bag on ebay for like $95 stop cheaping out sir

the V8's do not have a external screen, IF we have one it is contained internally in our OCV's

DosyBoy

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I got mine for $135 shipped from dealer I would NOT go aftermarket

sbagdon

Wow... with patient shopping, I got my pair (one each from different Lexus dealerships who do mail order) for $136... for both. And they came unopened, tape stil lin place. Yet +1 on the buy-oem.