Dealing with the same error now. Did you rely on the code or was there other reasons you suspected it was a compressor? One day my AC was working the next it wasn’t.
Could low refrigerant cause this?
Does anyone know the proper part number for the door handle cable pull? I broke it while removing the door panel while replacing my side mirror.
I have a 2008 LX570.
I found two and not sure which one is correct.
69710-60020
69750-60030
If you want the cheapest thing first, a lot of folks here have had success with fresh fluid. Maybe do a single can, if you don't see a difference then it maybe go further.
That is the correct part number for the fluid.
I would grab 2 containers of the fluid incase you need to do more than one flush on a corner.
Globes are only necessary if you probably more than 120k? I had 160k lol. My ride improved significantly.
I would also have a short 10mm wrench for...
No but I am very close to pulling the trigger. Bump if anyone has and wants to give feedback?
My main concern is hvac and sound quality. Want to know how well preserved those are?
Is your mirror folding back in? I know there are 2 issues on these side mirrors.
1. The twitch which the screw kit fixes.
2. Folding motor failure which also allows the mirror to twitch and move (dealing with it now). Some folks were able to clean the motor and refurbish it and get it working...
Mainly based on Post 814 or 815 in this thread. Stating that the stamped serial number on the accumulators themselves signify H for fronts and L for rears. I believe the front and rear accumulators have different pressures? I could be wrong.
do you guys know if this part would work with a 2008 LX570 without the turn signal? I too broke this part and cannot fathom spending 1000+ for a new side mirror.
Curious did you just trace the OEM ones? Any idea how much overhang past the side steps you have? Also looks like you have them and the wheel well liner pushed in a bit?
I followed a lot of your other home brew things so appreciate it! You have been a great resource.
Yea volume works as is since it is connected via Aux.
Snaking the the wires only required removing the leather side panels that house the push to start and the opposite passenger side panel. Those are just clipped and and can be removed fairly easily. I used a step bit to drill the appropriate...