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Thanks, Baz. I couldn't find V25 from Navshop, however, they do have V24 and under the list of major changes/additions for NSW, the following is listed (considering that V25 will include all this, I think the following POIs would be an interesting way of validating whether they have been included in V25. If they're missing then the V25 is most likely just re-labelled as an older version - perhaps V22?); Pacific Highway upgrade near Sancrox – 3 new roundabouts. Werrington Arterial Road interchange – Creation of interchange with M4 and widening of Kent Street and Gipps Street. Westconnex M5 near King Georges Road – Interchange upgrade of slip lanes roads and lanes. /li> Richmond Road upgrade, Stage 2 – Upgrade to dual carriageway with 4 lanes. Westconnex M4 - Parramatta to Haberfield Stage 1 – Upgrade to 4 lanes in both directions. Beecroft Road and Carlingford Road intersection upgrade – Addition of right turn lane. Pacific Highway upgrade - Nambucca Heads to Urunga – Additional lane and geometry. Pacific Highway upgrade - Tintenbar to Ewingsdale replacement of Tulladunna Bridge over Namoi River on Kamilaroi Highway – Replacement of bridge. Princes Highway – Upgrade at Gerringong for 15km of geometry. Camden Valley Way – Stage 3 upgrade Bringelly Road to Ingleburn Road. Cumberland Highway upgrade – installation of right turn bays on John St, St Johns Road and Hamilton Road and upgrade of Wetherill Street from 2 lanes to 4 lanes. Seventh Street extension, Mascot – Extend Seventh Street to Qantas Drive. James Ruse Drive – Intersection upgrade improving access to and from Grand Avenue and Hassal Street, Rosehill. Hunter Expressway – Addition between F3 (M1 at Seahampton) to Branxton (New England Highway). M5 corridor expansion – South West Motorway widening from Camden Valley Way to King George’s Road. Can anyone care to check if any of the above changes ARE included in V25?

I get this on my 2010 IS250 too - the driver's side glass tends to make a noise similar to a "clunk" when it's wound down a few centimeters and I drive over a bump or rough roads.

It's definitely not Lexus since it didn't have the Lexus directory in it. Need a way to reverse engineer the Lexus navigation DVD!

Added a file called COVERAGE.txt, edited VERSION.txt and added a new directory called LEXUS which contained bmp files into the ISO image. Burned it onto a DVD-R but the Lexus navigation system says, "Unable to read map data".

Hey Baz, I've been comparing the contents of the this V23 ISO with the V22 and V15 (the one that came with the car from factory). V22 and V15 have the same directory structure and similar files (based on the file naming conventions). V23 seems to have some directories missing and a few files missing. I'm going to try and edit/add the files and directories into V23 and burn it onto a DVD to check to see if it works. Something to keep me busy. Will report back.

Thanks, Baz. Might try it out tonight if I have time using a +R.

Hey choppy, here's a thread from last year with some suggestions/recommendations - https://au.lexusownersclub.com/forums/topic/13813-melbourne-non-dealer-service/ Try ringing places to get a feel for it and compare it to what Lexus quotes you. I'm in NSW but I got my IS250 at ~73K mileage and later on in the year I had the 90K service done at an independent mechanic who knows Lexus cars very well. Paid $1.3k and had some substantial work done.

Where are you located? The guys and gals in this forum know some very good Lexus mechanics that can be recommended and save you significantly.

I used to fill up with Shell V-Power for a few months until I decided to try BP Ultimate 98. I personally prefer BP Ultimate 98 as I experienced some sluggishness with V-Power overtime. My experiences with V-Power are similar to what Atlantis mentioned. I also noticed that the 98 prices for BP are far better than Shell V-Power (probably because Shell V-Power accept the fuel dockets from Coles).

How the heck is this ISF still not sold? I would've bought it if my finances aligned!

Hey Atlantis, this worked! Here's what I did; 1. Reset the existing values by holding down DISP. 2. I got the fuel consumption to around 10.5L/km (suburban driving) 3. Filled-up today and got an estimated range of ~560km. Thanks!

Thanks, Atlantis. I was curious because I was comparing a full tank fuel estimate between my mate's 2010 IS250C and my 2010 IS250. Mate gets over 600km whereas mine never gets over 500km. Both of us do urban driving. I tried resetting it by holding the DISP button on the steering wheel but that doesn't seem to reset the fuel estimate. It resets the L/km estimate. I tried holding MODE but that only seems to control the audio input mode (AUX/FM/CD). Thanks!

All, I've observed that even on a full tank, the fuel range estimate that is provided by the on-board CPU always estimates below 500km. For example, last week on a full tank, the fuel estimate was at 480km. When the range falls below 400km, it climbs back upto 400+. Seems like the on-board CPU never provides an estimate greater than 500km and makes up for it by bumping up the estimate back above 400km when the range falls below 400km. Anybody else have had a similar problem?

Apparently V24 is out? http://www.navigationau.com/toyota-lexus-navigation-disks.html http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/V24-2018-Toyota-Lexus-Denso-NAVIGATION-map-DISC-Australia-NZ-/302543481628?hash=item4670ff2b1c

Nice black ISF! Just wondering what happened to the result of the drag? I hope he beat your ISF...to the repair shop that is!