Just got my first caR!! Yea baby!!!
10-23-10, 10:02 PM
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welcome, i just purchased a white sc400 earlier today for $3.5k (orig. $4.2k), which took about four hours to test-drive, inspect, and negotiate. now, i'm glad to be a proud, new owner of an sc as well. hope you get your car up and running again. =]
10-24-10, 04:04 AM
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it took me about a week of contemplation and three different test drives. mine's the royal jade green, i inspected it, yet knowing the airbag sensor light was on, i decided to go for it. plus all my buddies are psyched about getting my car up and running again! its amazing the amount of motivation you get from seeing all the potential with SCs. and a huge wow factor no doubt. 
10-24-10, 04:12 AM
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pics coming soon, though, just gotta upload them from my cell. unfortunately i dont own a camera.
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so i just took off my headlight, gonna black out the housing while its not drivable. and i got a crazy idea today about the taillights.. gonna do some searching to see if anyone's done it yet..
does anyone know if all the lexus wheel lock nut keys are the same? if not, where could i get one apart from the dealership?
does anyone know if all the lexus wheel lock nut keys are the same? if not, where could i get one apart from the dealership?
10-24-10, 07:07 PM
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no the lock nuts are not the same buit the dealer can take them off for you and replace them with new ones and a new key ---for a cost of course------on another note---you dont need a obd scanner to check your codes------just use a paper clip or a wire with two bare ends and put them in terminals e1 and te1 i believe.
Than u count the flashes and check the codes.
Good luck ---sorry about the issues u have.
Than u count the flashes and check the codes.
Good luck ---sorry about the issues u have.
10-24-10, 10:10 PM
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no the lock nuts are not the same buit the dealer can take them off for you and replace them with new ones and a new key ---for a cost of course------on another note---you dont need a obd scanner to check your codes------just use a paper clip or a wire with two bare ends and put them in terminals e1 and te1 i believe.
Than u count the flashes and check the codes.
Good luck ---sorry about the issues u have.
Than u count the flashes and check the codes.
Good luck ---sorry about the issues u have.
hmm i will definitely do the wire/paper clip thing. So the number of flashes is the code number? ex. 13 flashes mean code 13?
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