Supercharged Lexus IS200 SE
Supercharged Lexus IS200 SE
mattlaw Dino his 1 is in a different place from ours,
Is it? I thought the ones before the cat were different, but the whole exhaust was the same after manifold?
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ad: It was a tough call to make, but the Supercharged IS200 is being retired. ad:mattlaw Dino his 1 is in a different place from ours,
Is it? I thought the ones before the cat were different, but the whole exhaust was the same after manifold?
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ad: It was a tough call to make, but the Supercharged IS200 is being retired. ad:
Gave the car a very fast wash today as its freezing but with the amount of salt being thrown on the roads it needed it.
Oh and may have sorted a new to me TRD rear lip needs a little work but thats all good so hopefully get that soon
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Well ive got a sensor enroute to replace the very broken one thats on the car.
Gave the car a very fast wash today as its freezing but with the amount of salt being thrown on the roads it needed it.
Oh and may have sorted a new to me TRD rear lip needs a little work but thats all good so hopefully get that soon
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My brakes were still a little spongy so on the ramp she went and a full brake bleed was in order.
Starting rear passenger then rear drivers then moving forward to front left then front right and now its much better.
Whilst on the ramp I changed the post o2 sensor and wow what a little mission that is.
Start with removing the sensor from the exhaust and then the fun begins.
Out comes the passanger seat remember to remove the 2 connectors for the seats and the 4 bolts 2 at the fron 2 at the back
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Right update time.
My brakes were still a little spongy so on the ramp she went and a full brake bleed was in order.
Starting rear passenger then rear drivers then moving forward to front left then front right and now its much better.
Whilst on the ramp I changed the post o2 sensor and wow what a little mission that is.
Start with removing the sensor from the exhaust and then the fun begins.
Out comes the passanger seat remember to remove the 2 connectors for the seats and the 4 bolts 2 at the fron 2 at the back
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My brakes were still a little spongy so on the ramp she went and a full brake bleed was in order.
Starting rear passenger then rear drivers then moving forward to front left then front right and now its much better.
Whilst on the ramp I changed the post o2 sensor and wow what a little mission that is.
Start with removing the sensor from the exhaust and then the fun begins.
Out comes the passanger seat remember to remove the 2 connectors for the seats and the 4 bolts 2 at the fron 2 at the
![[Image: 20131128_101718_zps3643470d.jpg]](http://i1227.photobucket.com/albums/ee440/davis5835/20131128_101718_zps3643470d.jpg)
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Once thats out unclip the side plastic panels and unbolt the seatbelt.
Lift up the carpet and where the vent is you can see the connector unclip that and out comes the sensor via a gromet near the exhaust.
![[Image: 20131128_101704_zps08e13d95.jpg]](http://i1227.photobucket.com/albums/ee440/davis5835/20131128_101704_zps08e13d95.jpg)
Then replace with the new sensor and reverse the process to get the seat back in and ur all done.
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Right update time.
My brakes were still a little spongy so on the ramp she went and a full brake bleed was in order.
Starting rear passenger then rear drivers then moving forward to front left then front right and now its much better.
Whilst on the ramp I changed the post o2 sensor and wow what a little mission that is.
Start with removing the sensor from the exhaust and then the fun begins.
Out comes the passanger seat remember to remove the 2 connectors for the seats and the 4 bolts 2 at the fron 2 at the
Once thats out unclip the side plastic panels and unbolt the seatbelt.
Lift up the carpet and where the vent is you can see the connector unclip that and out comes the sensor via a gromet near the exhaust.
Then replace with the new sensor and reverse the process to get the seat back in and ur all done.
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Last year my brother well not mt actual brother but hes as close mattlaw sorted me out a blank key.
After popping into town to the local key cutters and standing arguing with him for a few mins I left with an uncut key
Move forward 6 months and whilst at work a gent by the name of simon tips up to book onto unit.
He works for a company called the car key man. After chatting for a few mins I explained my situation and as he had a few mins spare cut my blank there and then.
Well tonight with a little help from the walk through on here I bow have 2 keys that work my car.
I am one happy person tonight
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Last year my brother well not mt actual brother but hes as close mattlaw sorted me out a blank key.
After popping into town to the local key cutters and standing arguing with him for a few mins I left with an uncut key
Move forward 6 months and whilst at work a gent by the name of simon tips up to book onto unit.
He works for a company called the car key man. After chatting for a few mins I explained my situation and as he had a few mins spare cut my blank there and then.
Well tonight with a little help from the walk through on here I bow have 2 keys that work my car.
I am one happy person tonight
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