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@@angelcastillo7519 Did you watch the video bro? I literally had that same issue. A new starter did nothing. These cars are getting old so the battery cables super old as well. Check the end of the battery cable that connects to the starter and if it looks green and corroded like mine in the video then that's most likely the issue.

@@danieltodorov3863 Yeah my start light still came on just fine. No flashing lights. Mine didn't start at all tho no matter what I did. If yours was starting temporarily then you have a different issue. Security light flashing usually means something wrong with the security system. You either need a new fob or reprogram the fob you have.

@@JIMNGLENDA Merry Christmas to you too. I haven't worked on a 250c so I'm not too familiar with the struts on those. Only advice I can give is take one of the struts off and go up to the store to compare the length to the same part in the video. If they match up then they should work.

Thank you very much!

@@SirLuke007 You forget to reconnect your electric power steering unit lol

@ no haha, it’s kind of hard to miss putting the module back under the battery. i thought i messed up and took it apart and reassembled it again. the light went off for half a day then returned.

@@SirLuke007 Sounds like a defective unit then. You need a diagnostic scanner if you're gonna be doing your own repairs.

@ do you recommend a specific one like tech stream for lexus or a basic one?

@@SirLuke007 It's whatever your budget can afford. I do this for a living so I have a Icon T8, but for someone just doing DIY in their driveway I wouldn't say you need to spend that much. They have good $300-350 scanners at Harbor Freight like the Zurich ZR15.

This was a customers car I did years ago but I believe the fog lights are H11 and the DRL is 9005. If you just take your bulbs out there should be a number on the back so you can see for sure. As far as the brand you can pick whichever one you want. eBay and Amazon have huge selections. Don't get the super cheap ones because they don't last. You don't need super expensive either lol

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@@JavadTalebi-y7w Customer said there was a random metal tick noise at times. After replacing he said the noise was gone. Me personally I thought it was the wheel bearing lol. The noise is gone so that's all that matters.

@@01iverQueen Orielly auto parts. I mentioned it in the video. You can also get them off eBay most likely.

@@jessemoses1211 Gotta watch the whole video man. 0:33 seconds in the text explained the correction.

@@Jedi_Luke lol I kept going back and watching which side of the vehicle you were on then closed it.

@@jessemoses1211 No worries. Gotta watch the whole thing to get all the info 👍

@@51oh_cxleb Those are the same ones I got as well. Usually when you get those there is an issue that affects both sides of the engine. For example intake gaskets, fuel injector O-rings or MAF sensor. In my case it was the intake gasket. You should fix those 171 & 174 codes first because they might be triggering the O2 sensor to give a bad reading.

@@parisramos5431 It ended up being something else. I never got O2 sensor codes. I got system too lean codes for both banks.

@@denniskeirle752 Wasn't super hard, but then again I do this for a living. Yes you will have to remove the glass, that's the easy part.

It looks like that part can be found for 20 bucks online. Is that the wrong part? My door is doing a similar thing where it has normal power, but it doesn’t latch shut when I close it.

@@gabrielkreider9945 If you are talking about the part I needed in the video no that's not $20 unless it's broken lol. Cheapest I saw was like $100 for a used one. They are like $700-800 new and that's if you can even find a new one. These doors are over engineered and top complicated. I plan to sell this van and get a 2011-2016. They have much simpler door mechanisms and actual aftermarket parts support. There is no aftermarket replacement for these 2004-2010 models and that's the biggest problem.

@@oluwagbemigajonathan6820 Aux port failed. When you plug in a aux cord and phone it should switch automatically

@@BonaRasmey Yes of course

@@malachichanthasena8002 It's exactly why. Once I changed mine, the steering was tighter and more responsive. The parts aren't expensive either.

@@eugenegutierrez5106 Bad mounts will cause a vibration during idle and a jerk during transmission shifts.

@@falcon7679 Yeah unfortunately that's a problem with pretty much every car. That front screen is tricky to block because you would have to remove the dash to really access it. No matter what you cover it with, rats and mice and pretty much chew through anything. You would have to weld a rebar cage over it, but then it would restrict airflow. Cleaning the filter from leaves is just a part of maintenance, but there's really no fix for rodents other than putting some type of repellent in there.

@@amandasesumi1431 if you have the budget, the K&N filters are great because you can wash and reuse them vs buying a new one a couple times a year.

@@Jedi_Lukethank you, sir! Really appreciate the tips!

@@josephadrihan885 You just plug the cord in. The radio detects it automatically. If the radio doesn't then you need to replace the part shown in the video.

@@Jedi_Lukecan you give a link to where you bought the part?

@@jayk9920 www.ebay.com/itm/386405142202?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=xc1m9crzs8a&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=wnQkxO_BTXq&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

@@Jedi_Luke you said you got the wires from a scion tc, is it by chance the 4 runner? I already bought a replacement but it didn’t come with the wires

@@jayk9920 I would assume it's the same. Lots of Toyota parts interchange. Just google a photo of a 4Runner wire harness and match it up with the Lexus/Scion part

@@danieltaylor1011 I got mine from a local parts store. They have them at Orielly, AutoZone and Advance. It's not a hard part to find.

@@darnellejordan8741 I heard about a place in California that you can send it to and they will rebuild it. You can find more info on the forums or Lexus groups on Facebook.

@@missreese130 Nope, just don't damage the wires underneath that plate

@@kurtmeador6416 I believe the 3.5 mounts are different.

@@Jedi_Luke Alright thanks anyway

@@jaidenny5722 If this method in the video doesn't work, yes. Good luck finding a new OEM one tho lol. You can probably find a new aftermarket brand maybe.

@@Jedi_Luke appreciate it