2006 Lexus IS350 - Unknown Rust By Reear Wheels
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2006 Lexus IS350 - Unknown Rust By Reear Wheels
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I have been looking at purchasing this IS350, 2006 with low mileage however I have one concern about it.
There is this rusted out part I found when inspection the underbody of the car.
I can not figure out what part it is, and if its part of the suspension. I am not too concerned about it if it is a part that I can cheaply replace myself, but I am worried that it is part of the frame somehow.
It is located on the rear of the car, just in front of suspension and axles.
I have attached pictures for reference,
Thanks a lot,
Al
I have been looking at purchasing this IS350, 2006 with low mileage however I have one concern about it.
There is this rusted out part I found when inspection the underbody of the car.
I can not figure out what part it is, and if its part of the suspension. I am not too concerned about it if it is a part that I can cheaply replace myself, but I am worried that it is part of the frame somehow.
It is located on the rear of the car, just in front of suspension and axles.
I have attached pictures for reference,
Thanks a lot,
Al
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It does look to me like they are connected
In retrospect I should have taken more photos and investigated a little more when I had the chance
Last edited by AlKeepSix; 12-02-17 at 06:32 PM.
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Too much rust for me. I’d pass in it and try to find another one. Maybe further south or one that came from a warmer climate.
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Ohhhh. Gosh , im sorry . I use my iphone for everything and sometimes it’s hard to read everything. I thought your location said OH not ON . Yeah , I guess that definitely prevents you from southern climates. Lol. If it doesn’t feel right than don’t push the purchase. Just not meant to be. Can you prove the mileage? It could be the owner not washing the car undercarriage after snowy drives??
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Ohhhh. Gosh , im sorry . I use my iphone for everything and sometimes it’s hard to read everything. I thought your location said OH not ON . Yeah , I guess that definitely prevents you from southern climates. Lol. If it doesn’t feel right than don’t push the purchase. Just not meant to be. Can you prove the mileage? It could be the owner not washing the car undercarriage after snowy drives??
its a one owner car, service records and low kms but yeah it does seem shocking the amount of rust given age and low use. Maybe just the metal on a few of the parts but still
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I think ive figured out what part it is finially, it appears to be this:
Part No. 6 Below
https://www.ebay.com/itm/2006-2008-LEXUS-IS250-IS350-REAR-RIGHT-SUBFRAME-CROSSMEMBER-BRACKET-MOUNT-X1519/172799080499?fits=Model%3AIS250&hash=item283ba0b833:g:CWsAAOSw68NZfPLm&vxp=mtr&autorefresh=true
Rear subframe cross member bracket
Thanks too all who helped. Im glad its a seperate part than the main rear subframe
Part No. 6 Below
https://www.ebay.com/itm/2006-2008-LEXUS-IS250-IS350-REAR-RIGHT-SUBFRAME-CROSSMEMBER-BRACKET-MOUNT-X1519/172799080499?fits=Model%3AIS250&hash=item283ba0b833:g:CWsAAOSw68NZfPLm&vxp=mtr&autorefresh=true
Rear subframe cross member bracket
Thanks too all who helped. Im glad its a seperate part than the main rear subframe
Last edited by AlKeepSix; 12-02-17 at 08:12 PM.