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Maybe they changed the size of the WS Fill bolt but mine was more like 24mm than 20mm as tested with my 24mm deep socket. Ordered a 24mm low profile oil change socket and will see how that works as there's not a lot of clearance in that area.
edit: 24mm low profile oil filter socket worked perfectly with standard 3/8 ratchet and breaker bar.
Does this apply to lexus isf's? I just did the drain refill, 3 quarts came out (warm fluid), and 3.2 went back in (cold). I put like 1 to 2 pumps more just to be safe.
Looking at this thread though, I'm thinking of doing it 3-4 more times.
What if I just measure exactly what came out and pump new fluid back in. Will I have to still do the OBD and all that shifting? I have over 177,000 miles on my 2007GS 350.
Ii had front wheels on the ramp.. 15 inches uplift. Didn't touch the shifter as we... Its 2007 gs350 AWD with 48000 miles... I only got 3 quarts os WS atf. Looks like i need to get 2 more...
not critical, but next time I would do it. They must be life time too since you should never have to open any of them for this so called lifetime fluid. lol
Thanks... I'm gonna do is on the weekend. How tight were the bolts and plugs? Is a breaker bar needed to remove anything or is a 3/8" standard ratchet enough?
How tight were the bolts and plugs? Is a breaker bar needed to remove anything or is a 3/8" standard ratchet enough?
Lexus service docs say that drain and level check bolts should be torqued to 15lb/ft, and fill plug should be torqued to 29ft/lb. I got all three bolts out with a standard socket wrench, but removing the fill plug would've been easier with a breaker bar.
Ok I did it. Boy was it tiring pumping all that fluid back in. The only problem I can came across was not able to remove the level check bolt because I couldn't find one that would fit correctly. Does anyone remember what Allen key size the check level bolt takes?
Ok I did it. Boy was it tiring pumping all that fluid back in. The only problem I can came across was not able to remove the level check bolt because I couldn't find one that would fit correctly. Does anyone remember what Allen key size the check level bolt takes?