RECALL: 2006 GS300 potential brake fluid leak
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This place has become my favorite place to date: http://lexus.sewellparts.com/
Yep, I was gonna post it here.
Thanks anyway, great site it seems!
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No letter and no recall listed for this in the owners section of Lexus.com for my '06 GS300.
Is there a VIN range for this recall that someone could post?
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They said they didn't know. Which is one of many reasons I hate this stealership. They won't take the time to answer a question on the phone. Not convenient to stop in as they are 40 miles away.
No letter and no recall listed for this in the owners section of Lexus.com for my '06 GS300.
Is there a VIN range for this recall that someone could post?
No letter and no recall listed for this in the owners section of Lexus.com for my '06 GS300.
Is there a VIN range for this recall that someone could post?
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True, but speculating about a brake recall isn't an answer to the question either...and it takes the thread in a different direction. But thanks for your opinion.
#71
If the recall doesn't show up in your lexus owner's online site, I'd say w/ certainty that you're not affected VIN range.
#73
my invoice lists one cylinder kit and one brake fluid. also got a full tank of gas.
it doesnt say brake flush or bleed anywhere, so not sure if they just replaced the fluid from the master cylinder or actually did a flush/bleed afterwards.
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just had this recall done today.
my invoice lists one cylinder kit and one brake fluid. also got a full tank of gas.
it doesnt say brake flush or bleed anywhere, so not sure if they just replaced the fluid from the master cylinder or actually did a flush/bleed afterwards.
my invoice lists one cylinder kit and one brake fluid. also got a full tank of gas.
it doesnt say brake flush or bleed anywhere, so not sure if they just replaced the fluid from the master cylinder or actually did a flush/bleed afterwards.
Frankly, I'm not sure how they could do this repair and not risk introducing air into the lines though.