I have 1995 Lexus LS400 that will not crank. What would you recommend to look at. I replaced the starter and still will notl crank. what could cause the car not to crank?

SOURCE: TEMPURE GAUGE NOT WORKING 1995 LEXUS LS400

probably the heat sensor, if the sensor goes out it isn't going to work.

SOURCE: I have a 1998 Lexus LS400 with a clicking sound

You may have corrosion inside your battery cables or a loose connection somewhere.

If you have a voltmeter connect one lead to the POSITIVE post of the battery and the other to the POSITIVE post on your starter while you have a friend crank the engine
WATCH YOUR HANDS!

This is called a voltage drop test and you should see less than 0.5v on the multimeter while you are trying to start it, if you have high resistance (corrosion bad connections) you will see a higher voltage. 0.5v is the MAX you should see.

Do the same test on the ground side of the circuit, connect to the NEGATIVE battery terminal and the starter case, your voltage reading should be 0.1v or less

SOURCE: Replace/fix starter on 1991 Lexus LS400

Not too bad. Not much room, just enough to drop the starter. It is probably easier to go up through exhaust if you can get your exhaust shield off the manifold .

Colin Stickland

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• Posted on Oct 20, 2009

SOURCE: my lexus ls400 cranks starts and cuts right off,I

factory immobiliser

SOURCE: My 91 lexus ls400 stopped firing up. It turns over but no go.

check/change the crank sensor and check your ignition module