Service Manuals On-line?
06-15-12, 11:18 AM
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Service Manuals On-line?
I am new to this forum and am working on my daughters 2001 GS300. I was wondering if there is on-line access to the service manual for this car? I am working on replacing the fuel pump and have read several threads on this subject but would like to read what the factory service manual says. Thanks, Bob
06-15-12, 11:48 AM
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i congratulate you on wanting to follow the manual rather than try to DIY following forum-member written DIYs, or have it spoonfed to you.
But, yea, the service manual is in the sticky. You need to use internet explorer to view it best.
Anyway here's the thread of interest you would've found through searching:
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/gs-...ml#post6131597
I went to my post about following the steps in the manual. You can read the first post and see pictures of member's writeup on the task if that helps you visualize; but my belief is some of these member writeups aren't 100% accurate, so you should defer to the manual for the "official" steps.
In this case, the key detail points I was nitpicking about were more about for replacing the fuel filter which involves taking apart the fuelpump assembly and putting it back together.
That won't be necessary if you're replacing the whole thing.
But, yea, the service manual is in the sticky. You need to use internet explorer to view it best.
Anyway here's the thread of interest you would've found through searching:
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/gs-...ml#post6131597
I went to my post about following the steps in the manual. You can read the first post and see pictures of member's writeup on the task if that helps you visualize; but my belief is some of these member writeups aren't 100% accurate, so you should defer to the manual for the "official" steps.
In this case, the key detail points I was nitpicking about were more about for replacing the fuel filter which involves taking apart the fuelpump assembly and putting it back together.
That won't be necessary if you're replacing the whole thing.
Last edited by raytseng; 06-15-12 at 11:55 AM.
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