Same issue! Put heat + AC on and opened the middle seat so the air gets to the trunk - that’ll get your sound back on in about 30 mins but every time it rains, must rinse and repeat (pun intended) to get sound back on. Thanks for the permanent fix!!
Hey man it’s almost 2023 and I found this video at the right time for my Lexus IS 250 (2008). Thank u for ur help I will definitely do this for my car because I’ve had the same issue. If it works, great. If not, that’s okay, because I appreciate ur help anyways!
my man, thank you for posting this video. my 09 IS250 had the same exact issue you mentioned, so i went ahead and covered the vent cover in duct tape as suggested. and it's worked like a charm! the amp has been going strong thru the last month. no more riding in silence on rainy days 🔥😂
Man, this is my biggest issue with my car since I got it a few months ago and hear those pops here and there when I started it pisses me off every time. great choice upgrading to IS350 man these are great cars and thanks for the video
I've been battling this issue for the past 2-3 years now. I just came across this video. I've decided enough was enough and fixed the flap. After removing the corner plastic of the trunk and amp, i noticed a puddle in that corner. I vacuumed it up with a wet vac. I used Flex Seal tape on the vent piece but instead of leaving the hole at the bottom, I cut a slit on the top, so it still vents but less of a chance of water entering from the bottom part of the vent. And as someone else had mentioned, you can remove the vent from inside the trunk if you finesse it, but it was great that you showed us by removing the bumper for context. Hopefully this fixes my issue, no more tapping the radio power on and off until I hear one pop instead of two. 🤞🏻
If you haven't already you should dry out your amp as well. You don't want water sitting inside of it. I'm with you tho, I had this issue for about 5 months before I got tired and did something about it. These cars are reliable engine and transmission wise, but they have a lot of little annoying issues.
I have an '08 250 with the 6-speed manual. All these 250s need an oil catch can that gets drained during each oil change. And I had to change out my trans after one year of ownership because the clutch forks were known to go bad on the 06-08 models and mine went bad, stuck in gear. I swapped it out for an '09 trans which by then had the issue resolved. That and the heat shields past the catalytic converters are known to collect water and rust out the exhaust. Just had those cut and patched last month. @@Jedi_Luke
@@skrachvynl Good stuff. I had a this Auto 250 with zero issues besides this amp thing, but it was a little boring for me power wise. I got a 350 now from the original owner. It only had 123k miles, still a baby. The 350's don't have the carbon buildup issues at all. The only problem I had was a corroded battery cable, but that was from old age and not a manufacturer defect. I wanna get a ISF one day, but we're saving to buy a house now. My wife would literally kill me if I got another sporty car lol. I got more Lexus videos on my channel. Check them out at your leisure. 👍
I pulled my amp out and I put duct tape over the vent hole from the inside of the trunk and then I duck taped over the whole area and put the amp back in and it works fine without having to pull the bumper apart
It's going to happen again when it rains heavy. I solved this by using a plastic grocery bag, cut it to appropriate size and used some spray adhesive all around. never had the issue again. Hope this helps
Good info. The way I did it has worked just fine tho. We've had plenty of heavy rain days and cold days with condensation. Radio still works fine. The main point is as long as the hole is covered properly, the issue will go away.
Dang, wish I had found this video sooner. My radio recently stopped making that popping noise and doesn't come on at all anymore. Amps probably too fried now to dry out
I would still try to blow dry anyway. I thought mine was too far gone, but I was still able to save it. If not, you can always get a used amp off eBay or a junkyard or somebody doing a part out.
I have a Lexus GS 300 06’ and I got my subs put in my car and started having problems with my high and mids in the front of my car. Idk if It have something to do with my factory mark Levinson amp or not. Do you know what cables should I look into. Oh yea and I also have ds18’s tweeters in my front dash and ds18’s mid range in my front door. My music in general doesn’t play good sound for some reason like after a month or so with my subs playing. Also my subs are connected with rca cables through the back deck sub. Idk if I’m having a shortage anywhere
Tried it, tons of moisture in the trunk and rust, not my vehicle but I’m sure water got on the amp and shorted it but at least I know this method for next the next time, thanks again for the info 🤘🏼
Not really no. You can try to go under the bumper, but that's probably more trouble than it's worth. Bending the bumper too much might result in breaking one of the clips or screw holes. Just remove the bumper like I did in the video. It's super easy.
No I wouldn't think so. The control arm issue usually just causes the inner part of your tires to wear out really fast. Clicking/cracking noises are usually sway bar links, ball joints or possibly struts. Have a professional check the car, don't just throw parts at the problem and hope it goes away.
Just to get ventilation into the trunk to lower the air pressure. Makes closing the doors easier and keeps the air inside the car from getting stale. Every car has that, just some use better quality flaps than others.
These cars don't have Bluetooth music. You have to get a Bluetooth adapter to play music thru the speakers. Check out my other video on that subject. Thanks for watching, Don't forget to like and subscribe. th-cam.com/video/jAkHr-ddqdc/w-d-xo.html
@@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.
Mine hasn’t worked unfortunately after trying your method :( might just be time to replace it. It’s hard to find one, I know eBay is there it’s just not guaranteed to work which bothers me but we’ll see wish me luck
Nice video! I took it out, washed the contacts and replaced the rear vents. My sound didn’t work at all, but now it works only for the first 10 second and then shuts off. Any tips?
That sounds like a damaged amp. Only a rebuild or replacement will save that. Look around for someone with a wrecked car doing a part out, or check eBay or the junkyards for another amp.
I have a lexus is 350 2006 and I'm hearing the poping sound. Cars been sitting out doors without driving but it has been raining a lot. I get in, hear the popping sound. First time it happened it fixed itself.
@@Jedi_Luke good call, actually just came on. I'm sick of it also and don't want to damage the amp in the long run. I'm planning to drive this car for another 10 years! Only 200km on it.
@@henry222ist Glad you got it working. I sold the car in the video and upgraded to a low mileage 350 recently. I also plan to keep this car as long as possible. They are very easy to maintain. Parts are a little pricey, but it's a Lexus. The only way I'll get rid of this car is if I find a good deal on a ISF lol
My issue started on Friday, I found you on Sunday 🙏🏾. Hopefully this works for my 2013 Gs suffering from the same thing. Also could I take the vent from the inside ?
Probably not. If it's fully dry and still not working then it's probably dead. You can try to blow dry it, but if it still doesn't work then you'll most likely need to get another amp.
I thought I had this issue took it to the dealer come to find out I guess there was a CD stuck and they fixed it free of charge haha btw it was the previous owner wit that CD crap I just bought the car
Would this issue also cause the radio itself to act up? I’ve had the moisture issue (popping from speakers/no sound) for a year now but ignored it because it was so intermittent, until last week my sound completely went out after a road trip to Florida. Now the radio sometimes is not responsive upon starting the car- the buttons cannot be selected on the touch screen and are greyed out, also the back up camera won’t come on when this happens- but these new issues are intermittent while the loss of sound is continuous
UGH what’s the odds that the amp would go out completely & then the radio start acting up at the same time 😂😢 I knew it was the same issue as yours at first bc it would happen when it rains. I’m going to fix the amp issue first and see what happens! Also do you know what the purpose of that vent is? I’m wondering if taping it would cause the amp to get too hot & if it’s worth hunting down a replacement
@@chelletherealtor Taping over the vent won't affect amazing. The other side is still open. Those vents are there to release the pressure inside the car so the doors open easy. They also let ventilation into the trunk. That material they use for the vent flap is just cheap.
My amp started getting wet when it was parked outside & its raining. any suggestion where it could be comin from? I also changed the weatherstrip. God its so anoying
Did you have any parasitic drains that were killing the battery overnight from the amp collecting moisture? I think I'm having the same issue with the amp. When I turn on the radio I hear a couple pops from the speakers and no sound (sometimes I get pops and sound). When it first happened I had loud high pitched frequencies coming from the speakers while the music was playing. In addition to the amp situation, my new battery is draining very quickly. From a full charge I'm able to start the car and it stays running but if I turn it off and let it sit for a little bit, the battery drains very quickly and the car won't turn over. The alternator checked out good twice by two different mechanics. There seems to be a large parasitic drain somewhere. I need some help diagnosing this one. The dash was replaced due to a recall. The engine was replaced once and since the engine was out I had a/c components replaced too.
No I've never had issues like that. The amp isn't on when the ignition is turned off, so that shouldn't be happening anyway. I've heard the Bluetooth on these cars can stay on and drain the battery. You might want to look into that.
Is this an issue with 2011 model??? I had no issue until i spilt damn water around near my gear stick etc so not sure if audio off for me to do do with screen. But aircon etc works and screen lights up. Its bluetooth and audio/ radio etc. Anyone??? 😩 not fuses i replaced a couple/ been checked.
It can happen to various models with this same amplifier in the trunk. Spilling around the gear shift wouldn't really cause this issue. This particular issue comes from moisture getting into that flap in the video. Your issue sounds like you may have damaged your control panel. You'll probably have to get a professional to diagnose it, there's no way to know without seeing the car in person. I'd definitely say try not to spill anything in the future lol.
@@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.
Amp isn't always the issue. You need to diagnose the problem before you buy parts. Could be the head unit, could be speakers, could be a blown fuse. What happened to the sound in the beginning? It just stopped?
Having this issue with my sons 06 is250. This amp has been out of the car for a month and still doesn’t work. Was going to replace but this comment is giving me pause. Everything looks to be working except the sound, and previous owner indicated to us the moisture issue, although it still worked when I purchased the car. Thoughts on what it could be?
@Itsofficial The flap will just fail again so replacing it is pointless. It's not hurting anything by being blocked, and it will save you the headache of having to do it again a few years later.
@Mc Kav I definitely agree. Same goes for the carbon buildup the 250 has. Toyota makes good cars, but no car is perfect sadly. Thanks for watching, don't forget to subscribe for more content.
Same issue! Put heat + AC on and opened the middle seat so the air gets to the trunk - that’ll get your sound back on in about 30 mins but every time it rains, must rinse and repeat (pun intended) to get sound back on. Thanks for the permanent fix!!
Bro, thank you a million times, I'm pretty sure moisture is the problem I have and I'm going crazy driving with no sound. Thanks bro
Man driving is silence is the worst thing in the world, I don't even be wanting to take my car anywhere 😭
Hey man it’s almost 2023 and I found this video at the right time for my Lexus IS 250 (2008). Thank u for ur help I will definitely do this for my car because I’ve had the same issue. If it works, great. If not, that’s okay, because I appreciate ur help anyways!
Hey did this ever work for you?
my man, thank you for posting this video. my 09 IS250 had the same exact issue you mentioned, so i went ahead and covered the vent cover in duct tape as suggested. and it's worked like a charm! the amp has been going strong thru the last month. no more riding in silence on rainy days 🔥😂
Man, this is my biggest issue with my car since I got it a few months ago and hear those pops here and there when I started it pisses me off every time. great choice upgrading to IS350 man these are great cars and thanks for the video
I sent my amp to OEM Auto Audio Inc in Manlius, NY and they fixed it quickly and I've been good since.
how much? I got the same problem with a 350, literally no sound
I've been battling this issue for the past 2-3 years now. I just came across this video. I've decided enough was enough and fixed the flap. After removing the corner plastic of the trunk and amp, i noticed a puddle in that corner. I vacuumed it up with a wet vac. I used Flex Seal tape on the vent piece but instead of leaving the hole at the bottom, I cut a slit on the top, so it still vents but less of a chance of water entering from the bottom part of the vent. And as someone else had mentioned, you can remove the vent from inside the trunk if you finesse it, but it was great that you showed us by removing the bumper for context. Hopefully this fixes my issue, no more tapping the radio power on and off until I hear one pop instead of two. 🤞🏻
If you haven't already you should dry out your amp as well. You don't want water sitting inside of it. I'm with you tho, I had this issue for about 5 months before I got tired and did something about it. These cars are reliable engine and transmission wise, but they have a lot of little annoying issues.
I have an '08 250 with the 6-speed manual. All these 250s need an oil catch can that gets drained during each oil change. And I had to change out my trans after one year of ownership because the clutch forks were known to go bad on the 06-08 models and mine went bad, stuck in gear. I swapped it out for an '09 trans which by then had the issue resolved. That and the heat shields past the catalytic converters are known to collect water and rust out the exhaust. Just had those cut and patched last month. @@Jedi_Luke
@@skrachvynl Good stuff. I had a this Auto 250 with zero issues besides this amp thing, but it was a little boring for me power wise. I got a 350 now from the original owner. It only had 123k miles, still a baby. The 350's don't have the carbon buildup issues at all. The only problem I had was a corroded battery cable, but that was from old age and not a manufacturer defect. I wanna get a ISF one day, but we're saving to buy a house now. My wife would literally kill me if I got another sporty car lol. I got more Lexus videos on my channel. Check them out at your leisure. 👍
This is so helpful in finding ur way around the car - thanks so much for this *****
Just got the exact same issue w my 07. Your vid saved me a ton of time. Thx dude!
That happened to me the other day it rained heavy. I didn't know what was going on, thanks for showing me.
Thank you. I was having the same issue with my IS250. Your video is so helpful ！I greatly appreciate it！
Great video! Thanks for helping solving this issue! 🔥👍🔥👍
i just had this problem today on my 2014... im going try what you said and see what happens... Appreciate your help brotha..
Let me know if this works bc my 2015 has this same issue. The sound works for the first five seconds then it doesn’t
Did you tried and working ? My 2014 same issue
@shameersharshad9046 it did not work :-(
THANK YOU !!!! Literally
Just did this all by myself! Thank you
You’ve just inspired me to attempt to fix my own AMP. Wish me luck you all.
Thanks Luke hope to see more updates
Mines is a 2006 and have almost 237,000 miles on it, runs fine too
I have 299,456 miles and no problems thank goodness. I bought this car because one of my friends had one with over 500k and i was convinced
Now this is what i needed thank you ima try it and let you know how it goes
Thanks, because I just started having this problem.
I pulled my amp out and I put duct tape over the vent hole from the inside of the trunk and then I duck taped over the whole area and put the amp back in and it works fine without having to pull the bumper apart
Pulling the bumper apart was for video purposes. Even taking it apart is super easy anyway.
Thank you so much, very helpful will try this later!
It's going to happen again when it rains heavy.
I solved this by using a plastic grocery bag, cut it to appropriate size and used some spray adhesive all around. never had the issue again. Hope this helps
Good info. The way I did it has worked just fine tho. We've had plenty of heavy rain days and cold days with condensation. Radio still works fine. The main point is as long as the hole is covered properly, the issue will go away.
@@Jedi_Luke Nice! I wish I had your luck :)
@@user-bi2ml3rb5q Lol. I do this car repair for a living. I also do plenty of research before I make a video. Thanks for watching.
@@Trucklif-w9u alternator may be going, warn spark plugs,defective air control valve.
Dang, wish I had found this video sooner. My radio recently stopped making that popping noise and doesn't come on at all anymore. Amps probably too fried now to dry out
I would still try to blow dry anyway. I thought mine was too far gone, but I was still able to save it. If not, you can always get a used amp off eBay or a junkyard or somebody doing a part out.
I have a Lexus GS 300 06’ and I got my subs put in my car and started having problems with my high and mids in the front of my car. Idk if It have something to do with my factory mark Levinson amp or not. Do you know what cables should I look into. Oh yea and I also have ds18’s tweeters in my front dash and ds18’s mid range in my front door. My music in general doesn’t play good sound for some reason like after a month or so with my subs playing. Also my subs are connected with rca cables through the back deck sub. Idk if I’m having a shortage anywhere
Same thing w my 07 es 350 , gonna try it and see if it fixes it
Please post more content !
@Brenda Denise Thanks for watching. Don't forget to subscribe. If you have any issues with your car, I'll try to make a video for it.
Thanks. Same exact problem with the two pops
Thanks Bro, gonna try this solution 🤘🏼
Tried it, tons of moisture in the trunk and rust, not my vehicle but I’m sure water got on the amp and shorted it but at least I know this method for next the next time, thanks again for the info 🤘🏼
I be having that same issue, and I had a feeling it had something to do with the Amp. It also dries on it own
water gets in usually from that bumper cap missing, or side vent.
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Is there a way to cover the flap without taking the bumper off
Not really no. You can try to go under the bumper, but that's probably more trouble than it's worth. Bending the bumper too much might result in breaking one of the clips or screw holes. Just remove the bumper like I did in the video. It's super easy.
I have same problem I think I’m just gonna move the amp
Would the control arms you mention cause a clicking/cracking noise when the car is coming to a complete stop?
No I wouldn't think so. The control arm issue usually just causes the inner part of your tires to wear out really fast. Clicking/cracking noises are usually sway bar links, ball joints or possibly struts. Have a professional check the car, don't just throw parts at the problem and hope it goes away.
Thanks brotha
I greatly appreciate your help thank you for the video God bless and be safe
Nice video bro looking to buy a 2008 that has the same issue
Thx
Thanks a lot bro but question why do they even have the flap then in the first place? Whats the vent for ?
Just to get ventilation into the trunk to lower the air pressure. Makes closing the doors easier and keeps the air inside the car from getting stale. Every car has that, just some use better quality flaps than others.
Hi, I have a 2009 model Lux. I connected my mobile phone to Bluetooth, but it is not connected to music or TH-cam. Can you help me, please?
These cars don't have Bluetooth music. You have to get a Bluetooth adapter to play music thru the speakers. Check out my other video on that subject. Thanks for watching, Don't forget to like and subscribe.
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would it be better to just find a complete replacement part for it?
@@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
Nice find 👌🏼
Well that just explained why my sound went out it’s raining as I type this & boom ok not a big deal
Thank you. I was having the same issue with my 08 is250
Ya it’s storming here and my 2008 sound isn’t working did that work?
Mine hasn’t worked unfortunately after trying your method :( might just be time to replace it. It’s hard to find one, I know eBay is there it’s just not guaranteed to work which bothers me but we’ll see wish me luck
Yeah sometimes it's just too far gone. Check local junkyards first, that way you can test it and return it if needed.
Nice video! I took it out, washed the contacts and replaced the rear vents. My sound didn’t work at all, but now it works only for the first 10 second and then shuts off. Any tips?
That sounds like a damaged amp. Only a rebuild or replacement will save that. Look around for someone with a wrecked car doing a part out, or check eBay or the junkyards for another amp.
What do you suggest doing about the flap? Just a replacement?
Replace it if you can find a new one. Or just cover it like I did in the video.
I have a lexus is 350 2006 and I'm hearing the poping sound. Cars been sitting out doors without driving but it has been raining a lot. I get in, hear the popping sound. First time it happened it fixed itself.
It will most likely come back everytime it rains hard. That's exactly what mine did. I just got tired of it and did something about it
@@Jedi_Luke good call, actually just came on. I'm sick of it also and don't want to damage the amp in the long run. I'm planning to drive this car for another 10 years! Only 200km on it.
@@Jedi_Luke thanks for showing the fix brother.
@@henry222ist Glad you got it working. I sold the car in the video and upgraded to a low mileage 350 recently. I also plan to keep this car as long as possible. They are very easy to maintain. Parts are a little pricey, but it's a Lexus. The only way I'll get rid of this car is if I find a good deal on a ISF lol
Did you show how to take the amp out step by step? Thnx!
No I didn't show that, but I explained it. It's pretty easy.
My issue started on Friday, I found you on Sunday 🙏🏾. Hopefully this works for my 2013 Gs suffering from the same thing. Also could I take the vent from the inside ?
You can block the vent from the inside, but it pops out from the outside if you're trying to replace it or tape it off like I did.
I heard a pop from my amp it was when it was more warm outside does it mean it has still life in it didnt yet work
Probably not. If it's fully dry and still not working then it's probably dead. You can try to blow dry it, but if it still doesn't work then you'll most likely need to get another amp.
@@Jedi_Lukenow i hear sound from speakers one is crackling three are low volume
I thought I had this issue took it to the dealer come to find out I guess there was a CD stuck and they fixed it free of charge haha btw it was the previous owner wit that CD crap I just bought the car
Would this issue also cause the radio itself to act up? I’ve had the moisture issue (popping from speakers/no sound) for a year now but ignored it because it was so intermittent, until last week my sound completely went out after a road trip to Florida. Now the radio sometimes is not responsive upon starting the car- the buttons cannot be selected on the touch screen and are greyed out, also the back up camera won’t come on when this happens- but these new issues are intermittent while the loss of sound is continuous
Amp Shouldn't affect the radio. 2 different areas of the car. I've heard these radios have issues, but I have yet to have any with mine.
UGH what’s the odds that the amp would go out completely & then the radio start acting up at the same time 😂😢 I knew it was the same issue as yours at first bc it would happen when it rains. I’m going to fix the amp issue first and see what happens!
Also do you know what the purpose of that vent is? I’m wondering if taping it would cause the amp to get too hot & if it’s worth hunting down a replacement
@@chelletherealtor Taping over the vent won't affect amazing. The other side is still open. Those vents are there to release the pressure inside the car so the doors open easy. They also let ventilation into the trunk. That material they use for the vent flap is just cheap.
My amp started getting wet when it was parked outside & its raining. any suggestion where it could be comin from? I also changed the weatherstrip. God its so anoying
The video explains exactly how the amp is getting wet.
Did you have any parasitic drains that were killing the battery overnight from the amp collecting moisture?
I think I'm having the same issue with the amp. When I turn on the radio I hear a couple pops from the speakers and no sound (sometimes I get pops and sound). When it first happened I had loud high pitched frequencies coming from the speakers while the music was playing.
In addition to the amp situation, my new battery is draining very quickly. From a full charge I'm able to start the car and it stays running but if I turn it off and let it sit for a little bit, the battery drains very quickly and the car won't turn over. The alternator checked out good twice by two different mechanics. There seems to be a large parasitic drain somewhere. I need some help diagnosing this one.
The dash was replaced due to a recall.
The engine was replaced once and since the engine was out I had a/c components replaced too.
No I've never had issues like that. The amp isn't on when the ignition is turned off, so that shouldn't be happening anyway. I've heard the Bluetooth on these cars can stay on and drain the battery. You might want to look into that.
@@Jedi_Luke Thank you, I'll check it out! 👍🏼
Is this an issue with 2011 model??? I had no issue until i spilt damn water around near my gear stick etc so not sure if audio off for me to do do with screen. But aircon etc works and screen lights up. Its bluetooth and audio/ radio etc. Anyone??? 😩 not fuses i replaced a couple/ been checked.
It can happen to various models with this same amplifier in the trunk. Spilling around the gear shift wouldn't really cause this issue. This particular issue comes from moisture getting into that flap in the video. Your issue sounds like you may have damaged your control panel. You'll probably have to get a professional to diagnose it, there's no way to know without seeing the car in person. I'd definitely say try not to spill anything in the future lol.
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I don't have an amp under my seat I have a popping sound that occurs only when the car is off and it's coming from the doors
They all have amps, and it's in the trunk not under the seat. Popping sounds are usually the speakers.
I'm having the same problem with my lexus to es 350 no sound 10:51 o😢 10:51
Lexus should have a recall on these Amplifiers because man I've already bought 2 and it keeps happening no matter how I fix the problem
@@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.
I'm honestly surprised the vent is so cheap! And if it deteriorates over time. Water gets into the electrical! What a dumb idea
Yeah it was a weak choice of material they used. Luckily it's an easy fix and the engines on these cars are mostly bulletproof.
Got a new amp installed in my is350 and still no sound
Amp isn't always the issue. You need to diagnose the problem before you buy parts. Could be the head unit, could be speakers, could be a blown fuse. What happened to the sound in the beginning? It just stopped?
@@Jedi_Luke yeah man out of no where sound stopped coming. I turn the volume dial and no numbers going up or down
@@kamhutch2443 That sounds like a bad radio. This video covers amps not working. The volume knob on my radio made the numbers go up and down still.
I’m having the same issue and it’s driving me crazy!!!
Having this issue with my sons 06 is250. This amp has been out of the car for a month and still doesn’t work. Was going to replace but this comment is giving me pause. Everything looks to be working except the sound, and previous owner indicated to us the moisture issue, although it still worked when I purchased the car.
Thoughts on what it could be?
the better fix is to just replace the flap. not expensive either
@Itsofficial The flap will just fail again so replacing it is pointless. It's not hurting anything by being blocked, and it will save you the headache of having to do it again a few years later.
Wot a ridiculous place to have the amp anyways
@Mc Kav I definitely agree. Same goes for the carbon buildup the 250 has. Toyota makes good cars, but no car is perfect sadly. Thanks for watching, don't forget to subscribe for more content.
@@Jedi_Luke Thanks for response. look forward to more clips. Stay well :)
The hardest part of this fix is having a 10mm available