'17 to '10.
08-02-18, 10:01 PM
#16
Pole Position
This will give you some homework...200 Series FAQ's .
Any maintenance done from delivery forward by Lexus is online via lexus.com...go to the owners section and proceed.
The truck needs to be inspected underneath, on a lift, with all underbody metal removed. I'd recommend a pre-purchase inspection at a dealer or specialty shop not affiliated with the deal.
Post back if you need more, and hth.
Steve
Any maintenance done from delivery forward by Lexus is online via lexus.com...go to the owners section and proceed.
The truck needs to be inspected underneath, on a lift, with all underbody metal removed. I'd recommend a pre-purchase inspection at a dealer or specialty shop not affiliated with the deal.
Post back if you need more, and hth.
Steve
08-02-18, 10:05 PM
#17
This will give you some homework...200 Series FAQ's .
Any maintenance done from delivery forward by Lexus is online via lexus.com...go to the owners section and proceed.
The truck needs to be inspected underneath, on a lift, with all underbody metal removed. I'd recommend a pre-purchase inspection at a dealer or specialty shop not affiliated with the deal.
Post back if you need more, and hth.
Steve
Any maintenance done from delivery forward by Lexus is online via lexus.com...go to the owners section and proceed.
The truck needs to be inspected underneath, on a lift, with all underbody metal removed. I'd recommend a pre-purchase inspection at a dealer or specialty shop not affiliated with the deal.
Post back if you need more, and hth.
Steve
08-03-18, 02:22 AM
#18
Intermediate
Thread Starter
Nice ride. Glad you found the car you like. I'm in the market for GX460, but came across 2010 LX570 with around 90k miles. Is there anything i should make sure is done/fixed/in good condition before i commit to buying one? Any issues to be aware of?
For example, for a GX460, I figured that water pump should be in good shape, the timing cover leak should be addressed before power train warranty is over, the air pump and valves should be addressed and etc... is there anything particular to LX570 that needs to be addressed?
For example, for a GX460, I figured that water pump should be in good shape, the timing cover leak should be addressed before power train warranty is over, the air pump and valves should be addressed and etc... is there anything particular to LX570 that needs to be addressed?
I decided to have a coolant flush done as well as other fluids (PS, AHC, tranny, transfer case, etc.). The water pump looks good so I didn’t replace it.
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08-05-18, 03:15 PM
#19
Lexus Champion
My 2004 Dodge CTD regular cab 6 speed 4x4 weighed 7200 lbs. my 2015 LX570 weighs 6000lbs. Loved them both for different reasons. The Dodge is a unrefined Plunt instrument but strong and effective with an engine that will do 500k plus miles. The LX per Toyota chief engineer was designed for a 25 year service life in a third world country
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