peregrine

I would suggest that the rattling noise is probably only those damned plastic wheel arch well covers/liners rattling away, that's all

see "reviews and other common stuff" was the thread above yours. Problem solved by replacing strut top mounts has part numbers etc and states they are exactly the same as camry.

Hello everyone

This is my first post, so lookin forward to this. I was wondering if anyone knows if it is possible to install cruise controll into my 1997 2.5x Toyota windom. My car has the brackets under the hood to hold the cruise control module and the space for the cruise control computer and the light in the instrument cluster (the bulb in it to). I thought i could get all the neccessary parts from a identicle vehicle with cruise control from a wrecker and be able to have cruise control. Any replies would be helpful, im really eager to have cruise control as i do alot of travelling and would like to have the sterring wheel control stick for the cruise control.

Cheers

Mark

Unit from Toyota Vienta could be a straight fit from wreckers. After market fitted should be around $450 or thereabouts from Autobarn.

lexus mechanics dont know anything about this kind out problem.

radiator fan is always running...i have checked the computer..its ok

cant afford to let lexus mechanic charge $130 an hr to find out.

ANYONE got any ideas?

could just be a thermostat. any mechanic or Auto elec should be able to sought it out.

lexus mechanics dont know anything about this kind out problem.

radiator fan is always running...i have checked the computer..its ok

cant afford to let lexus mechanic charge $130 an hr to find out.

ANYONE got any ideas?

could just be a thermostat. any mechanic or Auto elec should be able to sought it out.

I have just purchased a beautiful 2000, Lexus ES300, with just 71,000kms on the clock. Can I get away with using ordinary unleaded fuel or MUST I use premium?

Cheers

Stephen

My understanding is that either regular and hi octane is fine. Hi octane can give you an extra 4 kilowatts and therefore presumably better economy. I use Hi octane as I feel that any servos would take more care with their top product, also I keep away from E fuels as my mechanic told me it could attack some of the rubber content in the fuel line.

Hi, Suggest you check oxygen sensors and MAF for starters.