Oil change...how to
just curious. I've done MANY oil changes on many cars but Lexus, i'm just intimidated. 2005 LS430.
some say it's just like any other. but u know I just want to be sure
and whats the oil capacity?
thanksss
some say it's just like any other. but u know I just want to be sure
and whats the oil capacity?
thanksss
My cars always take 5.5 at least,
MY last LS430, my GS4, SCs... MY LX470 took at least 7! Havn't done my new LS430 yet, I wanna do the kit first.
So now I just automatically put 5.5 minimium in.
Maybe I always let it drain 15 min so I got more oil out?
MY last LS430, my GS4, SCs... MY LX470 took at least 7! Havn't done my new LS430 yet, I wanna do the kit first.
So now I just automatically put 5.5 minimium in.
Maybe I always let it drain 15 min so I got more oil out?
Every 5000 for conventional oil. LS430 takes 4.7 or so with filter. Surprisingly, the GS takes about a quart more (according to manufacturing specs).
TO the OP, theres not much to it. Just as a note, you no longer have to take off the entire undercarriage tray to access the oil filter like in previous models. There is a small cut out section they can be opened independently to provide access to the filter (Im glad lexus finally did this).
I strongly suggest you go with a reputable filter, non of that fram stuff.
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But the LS430 is 4.8, I put 5.0 in and is full. I don't know if 5.5 is bad for it, you might want to double check that.
Every 5000 for conventional oil. LS430 takes 4.7 or so with filter. Surprisingly, the GS takes about a quart more (according to manufacturing specs).
TO the OP, theres not much to it. Just as a note, you no longer have to take off the entire undercarriage tray to access the oil filter like in previous models. There is a small cut out section they can be opened independently to provide access to the filter (Im glad lexus finally did this).
I strongly suggest you go with a reputable filter, non of that fram stuff.
TO the OP, theres not much to it. Just as a note, you no longer have to take off the entire undercarriage tray to access the oil filter like in previous models. There is a small cut out section they can be opened independently to provide access to the filter (Im glad lexus finally did this).
I strongly suggest you go with a reputable filter, non of that fram stuff.
where else would you get a filter... fram is good for the 3000miles but probably not much longer lol
and Lexus filter is probably wayyy over priced...
ok Its not "different" than any other cars. I've done it all. American asian european....lol
and Lexus filter is probably wayyy over priced...
ok Its not "different" than any other cars. I've done it all. American asian european....lol
Are you sure you dont have a cut out?

And the Lex filter costs more than the Fram but it IS better - buy 'em on-line and several at a time and they'll end up costing less.
OK, I guess I do have it! It's a little cutout that you unbolt and then fold back and allows access to the filter but if you don't remove the whole tray the oil runs all over the place via the tray. At least that's what happened the last time I did it that way.
And the Lex filter costs more than the Fram but it IS better - buy 'em on-line and several at a time and they'll end up costing less.

And the Lex filter costs more than the Fram but it IS better - buy 'em on-line and several at a time and they'll end up costing less.






