Lexus ES 300 - Popular Questions, Answers, Tips & Manuals - Page 7

check the wire from the start switch to the solenoid if it has a starter relay the check that as well

Take it to the auto parts store or your mechanic and have them due a pressure check on the cap.

Its 15 years old so I'd get a good home mech to check the wiring to the motor and the motor itself. Then see if its just frozen up for some reason.

open the trunk and you'll see the screws when you remove the side covers. also from the outside are screws around the top of the wheel well. you should be able to figure it out from once you start.

their is a special tool or you can carefully use a screwdriver to pry hem off

Ask youtoo n there always a Vedio how to install them

its indicating a failure in the climate control

Computr cud b failn. But first unplug it and clean connectn pins..older cars not uncommon. Or try reprogramin bfor replacin..not at a dealer

Go to youtoo they show you a Vedio

Your codes indicate misfires. What was done in the "tune up"? Misfires can be caused by any of several different causes including (but not limited to): spark plugs spark plug wires coil packs injectors injector wires The term "tune up" used to mean, "replace points, condenser, distributor cap and rotor, and plugs". Since most cars no longer have points, condenser, distributor cap and rotor, we need to ask what was done...

Next time Use your key and unlock then lock the doors again .

give the car back unless you want to go to a bad place after you die.

Have the check engine light scanned for codes related to this problem first. You may have a charging system issue causing low voltage resulting in the lights flashing/stalling.

Try tightening your battery bables.Do they need cleaning,if they have battery acid buildup,pour coca-cola on them,then rinse with water.

Have you checked fault codes? There are so many things that could be causing it, checking and repairing any codes would be a start. If you need further help, I’m available over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/oscar_403cc49e0f00cda7

Which model/year is your car? Do you step on the break pedal when you attempting the start? Do you have a push start button or you need to use key? Is your remote starter battery ok or depleted?

Well an exhaust leak is not usually a hum, more like a rumble. You should be able to listen under the car while someone is revving up the engine and hear an exhaust leak. The ticking sound is normal for metal that is very hot and cooling off. The burning smell could be oil leaking onto the exhaust manifold or pipe.

Should be metric, so 13 or 12. Try each to see.

You need to find out why it shuts off. Immediately as it fails test for spark at plugs. OK? next use fuel pressure gauge to see if pressure drops just before it dies. No spark means bad coil/ignition module, crank/cam sensor. Bad fuel pressure = bad pump, filter, relay, regulator.

Its used so if the coolant turns to ice the engine doesnt crack. Usualy at the bottom. Napa has complete engine info.