20 Most Recent 1997 Lexus ES 300 - Page 9 Questions & Answers

The hoses have been disconnected so look under the dash and see if you can see the hoses dangling there if not it will be a vacuum motor, but if you drive on rough roads then they have come loose.

my 1997 lexus es 300 engine light and trac light on.

List of possibilities:
Defective horn
Defective clock spring
relay
wiring

there are two large coolant hoses connected to your radiator. Follow the lowest hose to the engine which is connected to a pipe. The pipe is connected to an pipe-elbow. Behind the pipe-elbow you will find the thermostat. It is troublesome to replace due to the compressor and alternator that are in the way.

try this,after locking/unlocking with key,put key in ignition,turn it on to start/release then, whilst the key is still in,press the alarm button.if i remember right,this should do it....

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The 301 indicates cylinder 1 misfire and 300 is random misfire. The plugs for this vehicle are either NGK or Nippon Denso. If the misfire has not gone away then a compression test should be done on that cylinder(should be done on all cylinders, professionally, but for this purpose cylinder 1 is good, reading should be around or above 150 psi). If compression is good, test the injector for pulse and then it may have to be replaced if pulse is good. Let me know what esle you may need.

Yes it can be

my kids got into the car this morning (into the back) and a masive twang noise happened. now it feels like the back of the car has gone down slightly and everytime i go over a bump/pothole it makes a sound as though something has broke andy ideas as the kids are noe heavy so dont understand. help please?

The electrical neutral saftey switch incorporates the back up lamp switch. It will be mounted on the transmissionn

Obviously the furst thing you need to make sure you have are the replacement lights

Step 1 Open the hood and unplug the HID power connector from the back of the headlight assembly

Step 2 Pull the protective rubber boot off the headlight housing.

Step 3 Squeeze the tabs on the wire clip that holds the headlight in place.

Step 4 Pull the headlight out of the back of the headlight housing assembly.

Step 5 Insert a new headlight.

Step 6 Secure the headlight with the factory wire clip.

Step 7 Replace the rubber boot.

Step 8 Plug the HID electrical connector back into the headlight.

You WON'T get the door panel off,,,,until you get the door open.

how did you regain entry?
this will give a big clue as to the issue.

Thanks!

Check fuses for whatever doesn't work. Fuse box location and diagram should be in you owners manual. Make certain to note amps of EACH fuse and don't mix them up. The fuse that goes in MUST agree in amps with what fuse came out for each slot. Amps for each fuse should be stamped on fuse box next to each slot.

hi, you may want to check the thermostat

Check the fuse or a relay but check fuse for those seats first. This is usually the first problem start there.

Good Luck!

No, there are many differences electronically that also include the air bag system. Steering linkage is also different.

It it sits for an extended period of time this could be due to bad gas (gas can go bad in as little as two weeks when left sitting); or it could be you have bad vale seals or other seals leaking slightly. This can only be determined by doing a good check out of the engine and systems.

If it only does it for a min or two after sitting then starting, I wouldn't worry too much. Alot depends on the age of the motor and how many miles you have. Btw, I’m available to help over the phone in case u need at https://www.6ya.com/expert/sean_54c3a3dc48a7773c