Lexus IS - Popular Questions, Answers, Tips & Manuals

Hello. The DPF is a Catalytic Converter for diesel engines. Traditional Catalytic Convertors are used in Gas Engines. The dealer gave you a "Dealer Specific" engine code. If you used a regular code reader you would see code P2002, which means. Error Code P2002 is defined as Diesel Particulate Filter Efficiency below Threshold Bank 1, which refers to an issue in the efficiency of the particulate filter in the exhaust, which is most likely caused by faulty filter or sensor, or exhaust leak. The garage is trying to provide you with a quick estimate. The Dealer follows test procedures that Toyota makes available to their technicians. There is a lot going on here and there may be more to come. Depending on mileage, on-time maintenance, condition of fuel system (fuel pressure or injector failure) and engine (blow-by and compression). Your Particulate filter may be fine (electrical component failure), may have wore out or was plugged up due to an engine issue (Fuel injector/s or oil consumption). I hope this helps. Please write back if you have more questions.

check main fuse

Read the fault codes and repost, it is my guess the same codes are there again.

That is in the owner's manual. Go to the link and select the section of the manual you need to see in pdf, it is free. Is350 250 Owners Manual

4 Speed Automatic Transmission, 4WD. part number - A343F

try using a scan tool to reset the cpu program in the ECM

Check for a bad fuse or relay.

most rear wheel drive cars have the starter on the gear box some where check google images there is bound to be a pic on there some where

Posible your spark plugs might need cleaning.

What year is your Lexus IS200?

You can not expect someone to guess at that for you Have to take things apart & do the required brake service once a year & continue on & check for abs system codes & the braking issues I know I would park it & not use it until resolved

Pull the cluster out and then remopve the screws that attach the lens to the instrument panel body.

read owners manual or go to youtube on how to synch fob with car . may have to go to dealer

Check the coolant level. Also check for leaks. Good level and no leaks. Replace the water pump.

No fuse for this. If the doors work and not the boot. It is wiring or the latch motor.

You should have power to the dash if the key switch is working. The main fuse would kill everything in the car. Depending on how it happened, I would check the fuses and then check for voltage at the key switch.

relay buzzing maybe thats your fault

I can't really say what the problem is, but DON'T DRIVE THIS!

One possible cause of vibrations in a car's wheel is an uneven tightening of the rotors. In that case, you should get yourself to a mechanic who knows how to tighten in a star pattern. This is an elementary concept that any mechanic worth his or her salt should know. Most will also have a torque stick to measure the tightness of the seal. Keep in mind that every car has its own standard torque specifications, which are generally printed on the rotor itself.

More often, a steering wheel that shakes when braking is caused by warped rotors, which your mechanic may be able to diagnose with a simple test -- that is, by spinning the rotors by hand to feel for imperfections. A rotor in good working order should move freely and make a complete revolution without any bumps or signs of resistance areas. If you or your mechanic does notice these issues, you've probably got yourself a rotor problem.

In all honesty either have a mechanic look at your brakes and possibly get your rotors and brake pads replaced.

Goodluck,

-Reese