Ok. Thank youI see. So are you looking for a FSM?
The image in that post was uploaded to Mud, so it's actually being hosted by the forum at this point. It would be difficult to tell where the original location was from.
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Ok. Thank youI see. So are you looking for a FSM?
The image in that post was uploaded to Mud, so it's actually being hosted by the forum at this point. It would be difficult to tell where the original location was from.
Sorry, hope i wasn't giving stupid answers. The picture is specifically from the Toyota/Lexus FSM. The OP possibly found a place where someone was hosting that specific procedure and screen shot that, or maybe it's even a screen shot from the Toyota website.Ok. Thank you
Thank youI found this while digging around about other AHC related things. It's a known issue on this forum, but I hadn't seen a Lexus TSB about it before. I searched the forum for the TSB and couldn't find it posted. So here it is. It's specific to the tube near the rear axle that rusts and leaks fluid.
Pulled from here:
Adding file in case the link goes away.
I needed fluid too for an upcoming globe change and spacer install. I ordered from PartSouq Auto Parts Around the World - https://partsouq.com/, shipping wasn't cheap though...Where is everyone getting AHC fluid at the moment? I live in Indy and called all the local shops around here and no one has the 1qt bottles (08886-81221) in stock and say it’s been discontinued and the 2.5L metal cans (08886-01805) are on backorder with no ETA. I did find that Lakeland Toyota has the 1qt in stock via ToyotaPartsOverstock, so I ordered but no ETA.
I checked my reservoir yesterday and I’m at the MIN line in Low and can’t see any in the reservoir in Normal, I’m afraid to get air in the system or to run the pump dry.
Is there a manufacture date on the can? How can we ensure the fluid is not contaminated?I needed fluid too for an upcoming globe change and spacer install. I ordered from PartSouq Auto Parts Around the World - https://partsouq.com/, shipping wasn't cheap though...
For 2x of the metal cans, the total with ~$80 shipping is still cheaper than what my dealer quoted me ($67/can + tax).I needed fluid too for an upcoming globe change and spacer install. I ordered from PartSouq Auto Parts Around the World - https://partsouq.com/, shipping wasn't cheap though...
I was going to dump it in a mason jar to check for contaminates, do you think it’s not worth the risk?You could try PartsOQ (oops late to the party with this suggestion), but whatever you do DO NOT use the 1 qt plastic bottles.
I don’t think it’s worth the risk personally.I was going to dump it in a mason jar to check for contaminates, do you think it’s not worth the risk?
I do need to drive the vehicle while I wait for AHC fluid from Partsouq; should I pull a fuse or something to prevent the pump running dry in Normal?
Thank you! Should I turn off the kneel feature where it drops to Low when parked? Less movement the better in this case?If you don’t lift or engage 4lo, it will only lower so should have no issue. Maybe only coming from speed to normal at an extreme angle would be an issue but even then it should use the accumulator instead of reservoir for that small amount.
Can’t hurtThank you! Should I turn off the kneel feature where it drops to Low when parked? Less movement the better in this case?
Has any one experienced a sudden dip in their front end while stopped at a red light? I've been driving around a couple of in neutral and noticed the front end dip a few times while stopped at a red light, always have the car in N position, it lowers and rises no problem as intended. These intermittent dips have me a little worried, I had a pre purchase inspection completed at the Lex dealership and they noted everything was tip top. 2010 LX with 224k miles currently.Can’t hurt
I don't think we know?Is there a manufacture date on the can? How can we ensure the fluid is not contaminated?
The particulates may be one visual indicator, but what’s to say “clean” fluid actually meets spec?