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It also pertains to safety with regard to rollover susceptability.
That works out to the center of gravity being raised by about one and half inches - I wouldn't worry too much about that.
However, I do not know the answer to your original question.
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Pete
Pete
Just looked under the hood of my 2007 RX350 to examine the air cleaner filter after 20K miles. I believe my 1999 RX300 had metal clips to release the cover but this apparently requires the removal of several hex head bolts. Embossed in the plastic is FOR AIR CLEANER SERVICE SEE OWNER'S MANUAL. Unfortunately not a word to be found therein on this subject. Is the filter indeed accessed by removing the several bolts and is this a DIY project? Any cautions or caveats to be observed? TIA
Pete
Looks like the lower pin location matches for your RX.
Lexus quality begins to go down the tube.
I can't believe they carry this issue over many years and for
many models.
I wished I saw this TSIB before I purchased my GS350.
Pros:
Smooth ride
Easy access
Nice dash layout
Rear Leg room
Fuel Economy
Design stands out even though it is pretty old
Nav (sometimes did not recognize it's location) and back up camera are good
Cons:
Limited front leg room
Cannot view the traffic lights when sun visor is down
Uncomfortable arm rests
Door handle made my knee uncomfortable
Rattles in dash and rear
Cheap interior materials
Too many on the road
I had it for a week and hence spent some quality time with it.
MD
console with cup holders? I have had issues with rattles coming
from the 60 percent portion of my rear seatbacks. I've taken the
car in in the past for the problem and it's only been temporarily fixed. As of right now I still have the rattle. I've ended up just keeping that portion of the rear seatback folded down so it doesn't annoy me.
The vibration was a bit more pronounced on the 60% portion, though both seatbacks were visibly moving and both had the bunched-up carpet problem. I just have to remember to tuck in the carpet when I raise the seatbacks to the normal position.
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Pete
I have done a Vehicle compare on edmunds. but they seem the same
http://www.edmunds.com/apps/nvc/edmunds/VehicleComparison?styleid=100835459&styl- eid=100975629&maxvehicles=5&refid=&op=3&tab=specs
Thanks
Here's a link to the photo:
www.geocities.com/makogon/rx350-sony-nvu83t.jpg
1. Very high initial, as well as potential repair/upgrade costs.
2. Not portable for handheld or use in another vehicle.
3. Live traffic overlay on portable units.
Oh well, you can't win 'em all.
FM adapters are horrible so does anyone have a recommendation for how to add an aux port so I can play mp3 from my iPod? THANKS!!!!!
http://www.roadmasterusa.com/?page=cameras#VRBCS335W
Pete
Thanks for sharing the photo of the Sony NV-u83t mounted on the dash of your Lexus RX 350. Perfect location and looks great. But how did you mount it on that specific location of the dash? I realize the Sony unit includes a sunction mount, but that type of mount would seemingly not adhere to the several small buttons (eg clock hour and minute buttons) located on this part of the dash. I'd like to install a Sony or Garmin GPS in the same spot on my 2008 RX's dash but I remain unsure if a suction mount will securely hold the unit. Help!
Huey4
how much was it before the price drop ? and why did they drop the price (not like I complain but just wonder ) thanks
"This is actually a $900 price reduction from the 2009 Lexus RX 350, which cost $38,525 in front-drive form and $39,925 with AWD."
Why the price drop? Who knows - market conditions most likely.
Has anyone else experienced this?