purchased first lexus: 07 gs350
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purchased first lexus: 07 gs350
Hi i recently purchased my first lexus through a car dealer, its a 2007 Gs350. It has 116k miles on it. I was wondering what repairs i should be looking forward to doing to keep it running strong, tips or advice would be much appreciated.
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I just did my waterpump. Read the water pump thread.
I took oil my car to the dealership for a recall and they gave it a through check over. It was 100% accurate and that gave me my to-do list.
I took oil my car to the dealership for a recall and they gave it a through check over. It was 100% accurate and that gave me my to-do list.
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First post here (didn’t want to create another thread for the same topic) what brand thermostat and idler pulley should I get? Original Lexus? Should I also replace the upper and lower radiator hoses? Also, what brake pads do you guys recommend? Any specific website you guys use to buy parts?
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First post here (didn’t want to create another thread for the same topic) what brand thermostat and idler pulley should I get? Original Lexus? Should I also replace the upper and lower radiator hoses? Also, what brake pads do you guys recommend? Any specific website you guys use to buy parts?
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First post here (didn’t want to create another thread for the same topic) what brand thermostat and idler pulley should I get? Original Lexus? Should I also replace the upper and lower radiator hoses? Also, what brake pads do you guys recommend? Any specific website you guys use to buy parts?
You dont need to replace the upper and lower rad hoses, if you find a cheap set on ebay go for it. Pads I like oem, theres 2 versions one regular and one dust free I prefer the dust free.
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Thermostats oem on ebay they are pretty cheap, idler pulley depending on the price oem or gates or dayco
You dont need to replace the upper and lower rad hoses, if you find a cheap set on ebay go for it. Pads I like oem, theres 2 versions one regular and one dust free I prefer the dust free.
You dont need to replace the upper and lower rad hoses, if you find a cheap set on ebay go for it. Pads I like oem, theres 2 versions one regular and one dust free I prefer the dust free.
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