1995 Lexus ES300 I REALLY Need To Set CAT Monitor I NEED To Pass Smog Test

SOURCE: can't find the thermostat

the thermostat is located on the drivers side above the starter at the end of the bottom radiator hose on the side of the engine block. i had a hard time getting info also and finally five minutes ago just got mine off. hope this will be of some help to you. now i have to go put on the new one. good luck!!

SOURCE: amplifier location 1993 lexus es300

My Son has a 95 es300, the amp for it is located under the front passenger seat. The easiest way to access it is to remove the 4 bolts holding the seat down, and remove the seat. Takes about 5 minutes

SOURCE: where is the thermostst on 1995 lexus es300

Its located on the RH side of the engine and above the transmission. The lower radiator hose(RH side) runs to an inlet pipe, at the end of the pipe there is the thermostat housing. The thermostat is located in the thermostat housing. Hopefully this helps!!

SOURCE: 2002 Lexus ES300 Check Engine Light

You can disconnect your battery for a short period of time, 5-10 minutes should do it. There is no guarantee that the check engine light will not come back on in time, but it will make it go away at least temporarily.If you go to Autozone, 99% of the time they will hook up a code reader and diagnose your problem. It may be a minor and/or inexpensive fix. Please vote appropriately and leave feedback. I hope this helps and good luck.

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SOURCE: need to replace thermostat but not sure where it

Follow the lower hose up to the water pump where there is a housing for the thermostat. To remove this you will first, want to take the front right tire off then the dust guard for it; the thermostat housing should now be viseable. Then you will want to take the plastic windshield washer, and engine coolant reserviors off to make the job easier. Next take the bottom rad. hose off the water pump(where it goes to, from the radiator). then struggle for awhile with taking the three nuts that hold the thermostat housing together (a wobbler bit on a socket wrench can make this job easier). Once these are off you can unplug electric plug on top of the housing, pull that part of the housing off and there the thermostat sits in all of its evasive gloriousness waitng for you .