Hey sir! Loving the channel. I wrote a comment on your gauge cluster reprogram video asking a question, hoping you’d bless me with some of your time. Thanks brother!
After market rear passenger side Cardone from Rockauto about 105 dollars for 2006 Lexus IS250 AWD It hold up for almost 3 years ,no sign of failing!The OEM ones had a cracked around the outer cup of the CV joints that makes ticking sounds
Thanks for making this video, very clear and informative! I have a 2012 IS250 A/T where I removed the wheel bearing housing and broke the wheel sensor while reinstalling the new one. (before I found your video). (I live in the cold winter section of the country, so the sensor wouldn't come out anyway). So now I removed the wheel bearing and want to install a new wheel sensor. The issue is that the steel sleeve attached to the axle that the wheel bearing housing fits into is a few inches misaligned with the sensor hole...how to I turn it to align it? And should I wait to install the new sensor after reinstalling the bearing? If so, how do I maintain the aligned hole while reinstalling the bearing? Thanks so much for your help!
I mentioned the sleeve in my video. You need to align it and then use an extension or screw driver to alight while you insert the bearing and tighten. Once you are good install sensor last.
Hey sir! Loving the channel. I wrote a comment on your gauge cluster reprogram video asking a question, hoping you’d bless me with some of your time. Thanks brother!
After market rear passenger side Cardone from Rockauto about 105 dollars for 2006 Lexus IS250 AWD It hold up for almost 3 years ,no sign of failing!The OEM ones had a cracked around the outer cup of the CV joints that makes ticking sounds
Isf needs a new cv boot so im going to replace the rear axle. Thanks for the Video!
OEM is $700+ but aftermarket is like $150. Not sure the quality of aftermarket. For these the weak link is that metal stamped collar.
@@TunerwithKids I already bought a trakmotive rear right CV axle from rock auto.. the wheel bearing is from Lexus parts direct online site.
@@TunerwithKids the axles are the same for 250 350 and F?
Great video are the 250/350/ISF the same part number cheers.
The axles are same.
Thanks for making this video, very clear and informative! I have a 2012 IS250 A/T where I removed the wheel bearing housing and broke the wheel sensor while reinstalling the new one. (before I found your video). (I live in the cold winter section of the country, so the sensor wouldn't come out anyway). So now I removed the wheel bearing and want to install a new wheel sensor. The issue is that the steel sleeve attached to the axle that the wheel bearing housing fits into is a few inches misaligned with the sensor hole...how to I turn it to align it? And should I wait to install the new sensor after reinstalling the bearing? If so, how do I maintain the aligned hole while reinstalling the bearing? Thanks so much for your help!
I mentioned the sleeve in my video. You need to align it and then use an extension or screw driver to alight while you insert the bearing and tighten. Once you are good install sensor last.
@@TunerwithKids thank you for your quick reply... much appreciated
The goat. Question, Do you know what years the 06 head and tail lights are interchangeable with?
Pretty much all 06-13 fit. There are wiring differences and the tail lights may need a metal tab bent.