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I was checking my oil and was shining a light down by the pullies and noticed what looked like dried pink anti-freeze. I read the water pump thread about people having to have their leaking water pumps replaced. Its wierd because I have never smelt anti-freeze. The level might be a little lower, but not much. Is this a common problem? Is there anything else I could check? I called Lexus today and have an appointment with them next week and of course they said they never see water pump issues...lol
I was checking my oil and was shining a light down by the pullies and noticed what looked like dried pink anti-freeze. I read the water pump thread about people having to have their leaking water pumps replaced. Its wierd because I have never smelt anti-freeze. The level might be a little lower, but not much. Is this a common problem? Is there anything else I could check? I called Lexus today and have an appointment with them next week and of course they said they never see water pump issues...lol
Thanks!
Just ask them why there's a new part number for the water pump in their parts system. They don't randomly change part numbers and they don't randomly redesign working parts...
Just ask them why there's a new part number for the water pump in their parts system. They don't randomly change part numbers and they don't randomly redesign working parts...
Keep in mind... "Some" Lexus dealerships rarely even see IS-F's for service......
Keep in mind... "Some" Lexus dealerships rarely even see IS-F's for service......
Especially in cities where only handfuls exist...
~ Joe Z
No argument there, but the F isn't the only engine with that pump on it. Admittedly, the 5.0 liter V-8 isn't exactly a common Lexus engine, but still, the parts counter could figure this out in a couple of minutes, and any decent parts guy would see this instantly. What is really interesting is only the F has the redesigned part on it. All the 1UR and 2URs in other models are still using the original part number...
I took it in today and they said it was leaking and they are replacing it with a new one. I asked him about the new part number and he couldn't confirm if it was a different one or not. They had one in stock and our replacing it now. Hopefully its not the same one as is on it.
I smelled the coloant but my dealer says he sees no leak, could it be something else....and whats are the part numbers for the old and new water pumps?
Thks
No argument there, but the F isn't the only engine with that pump on it. Admittedly, the 5.0 liter V-8 isn't exactly a common Lexus engine, but still, the parts counter could figure this out in a couple of minutes, and any decent parts guy would see this instantly. What is really interesting is only the F has the redesigned part on it. All the 1UR and 2URs in other models are still using the original part number...
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