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01-08-11, 08:43 PM

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ausbun

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Oops!

[QUOTE=Nick318;6046784]i believe this is also a RX 350 forum. /QUOTE]

I hadn't even noticed that the third-gen forum is for later-model 350's. So I'll be checking out this forum after all. I'll post some pictures tomorrow if the snow doesn't materialize.

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01-09-11, 08:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Nick318

i believe this is also a RX 350 forum. lol fyi the RX hasn't changed much unless you upgrade from a gas guzzling to a hydrid RX.

Actually this second generation forum applies to the 2004 - 06 RX330 and the 2007-09 RX350.

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01-24-11, 06:45 PM

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Originally Posted by mandyfig

I ended up tearing the headlamp apart, means the bumper has to come off. At the end of the day, the leak was just on top and that's where I used the silicone seal. Knock on wood, it has not re-appeared.

You tore off the bumper?? It was a little tricky, but I sealed mine on the top seam in about 5 minutes. Lucky for me it hasn't come back.