What is the cost of a 90000 mile service for a lexus RX 300?

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by 80,000 miles is a good time along with a new water pumo since its right there with it riding on the belt

The recommended service change is 90,000 miles or 72 months which ever comes first. 

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Sounds to me like someone has perhaps knocked the ABS sensor while working on the brakes. The ECU in these cars interlinks various stability and braking components. Go back to the service center and ask them to put a code reader on the car and get a read out. It may only require that they reset the fault codes, but do not delay. On some Lexus vehicles these lights will also come on when the battery has been disconnected and there will be a reset for the programs, but the TRAC off light has never come on on my 2001 when doing brakes or battery swap.
nice find an 02 with 75,000. My 2001 is over 160

You dont need to go to adealer if the mechanic youre seeing can do and has the tools required to maintain the vehicle according to the hand book specs,as they are most certainly the best way to preserve the cars longevity.Basic servicing will only cover the basic things,all sorts of filters need to be changed at regular intervals with any car ,moreso Lexus ...Hence the reputation for reliability,so get any mechanic capable of doing these things whose qualified most importantly to do it.Theyre too nicer car to do less with

90000 is a suffficiently long time for a timing belt. I'd listen to the dealership.

90,000 miles is the recommended service time.

Every 90,000 miles or 72 months per manufacturers recommendations.

You can refer to one of the member "Lexmex" post at Club Lexus forums.


http://www.clublexus.com/forums/rx-first-generation/327873-shocks-kyb-gr-2-a.html