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@@31topor Yeah the pilot is so small and it’s positioned in hard to find location. They should’ve made that glass view little bigger and towards the pilot light.

The grill is held on by few plastic clips but they need to accessed from inside and I don't think there is enough room to get you hand/arm in there to loosen the plastic clips/tabs.

@@AHK0 I don’t see them anymore. But Tenu (Chinese discount online store) has something better but slightly more expensive. share.temu.com/oHRutEfJDNA

@ Awesome! Thank you for the link!

@ You should also check Aliexpress. Just search for “socket organizer”. Just pay attention to shipping cost. I think Temu give free shipping over $20 and Aliexpress will do something similar otherwise you’ll have $3-5+ for shipping

@ I just found this on AliExpress: $1.39 | For Garage And Workshop Socket Holder Tray Rack Household Daily Necessities 1/4 Metric 18.8x6x1.7cm Storage Organizer a.aliexpress.com/_mNBL8s7

@@beansbrian1986 Yes it can get confusing. Did you take pictures or videos of what came out of left or right side of the car? If not follow my close up video slowly to see what goes where. Note that one brake pad has metal arm sticking out and one doesn’t. Also the shims are different so you have to ensure that proper ones go inside and outside. My video show clear close up so that you can match up your parts.

@@oatnoid That could still be partially broken door switch that’s not disengaging fully. Might be worth replacing this part since it’s so cheap.

@@DIYLifeSkills Thanks,

@@ray1love1 To be honest, I think mine was doing that for many months before I figured something was wrong. It could be possible that this was happening with your old thermostat as well. That said, bad thermostat could trigger that if it sends bad signal. Make sure the thermostat wiring is firmly seated and wired to correct positions.

@@ray1love1 how old is your unit? If its old unit, one of your sensor could have gone bad. In my case, I think the bad sensor was on the control board and had to replace the whole thing. Most technician do not know or want to deal with repairing a component on the control board as it’s more delicate work when the replacement board is relatively cheap compared to their labor time.

Well I'm going to probably shut this down I have no data on here and I'm losing my Wi-Fi connection on public Wi-Fi but hopefully I'll get your answer to my question if not have a Merry Christmas.

@@Live4nothingordie4something What year is your Solara?

​@@DIYLifeSkills1999

Yeah, it really pays to do some DIY potential research. A repair guy coming out for this is minimal $100 due to the trip charge and overcharge on the part. My neighbor was quoted $150, but I had them order the part, and fixed it in less than 10 minutes.

@@deanvassil How many miles and how long have you had the car? After replacing two sensors, are there any check engine codes?

In modern cars air/vacuum leak can throw off all sorts of sensor values. You might consider doing vacuum leak test. All it takes is one cracked rubber hose to throw off the air to file mixture computes by sensors like MAd, TB, and oxygen sensor.

Also, depending on how heavy the carbon build up is on your intake valves, some valves may not be fully closing completely. I did multiple videos on how to clean the intake valves if you check my playlist for GS300

@@anthony19721 Mine was doing that as well. The thing about HID bulbs are they don’t suddenly go out 100% but rather gradually. The most common example is they work for few minutes but goes out once the bulb gets hot. And then when you turn it back on few minutes later, it comes back on again. You need to replace the bulb first in this situation as replacing ballast is a lot of work.

@@anthony19721 90% chance your ballast is fine and just need bunk replaced. But replace with OEM Phillips brand like I did. Cost more but even replacing the bulb is tricky.

@@anthony19721 take a look at this video ua-cam.com/video/wSGtNM7tvEk/v-deo.htmlsi=FibcqGmidj8t0dPy

@@DIYLifeSkills Okay, I just replaced the bulb. I had a few lying around for years ago. I will need to drive around for awhile to see if they stay on. I had another Lexus that I had to replace the ballast and it was a pain. I had a shop do it like 13 years ago.

@@anthony19721 Not that when HID bulb goes bad, filament starts to bulge inside the bunk. I think it’s actually some type of sodium material that glows. Anyway, once it starts to bulge, the light comes on for 1-10 minutes and the goes off once it gets hot.

@@LisaZoller-d4y great to hear.

@@Dougarony Get the check engine light codes. Auto parts store will read them for you free. Once you have that you can see where the problem is.

@@Dougarony You could have vacuum leak or misfire happening.

@DIYLifeSkills i did replace coil #6, i do have a cat code 430,

@@Dougarony That’s the only code? When I had PCV hose disconnected, I was getting exact symptoms as you.

@@Dougarony I would start with checking all vacuum hoses and air passages first. Any air leak can cause all sorts of random symptoms since modern cars are so sensitive to the exact mixture or air and fuel.

@@ChristopherMahlangu-u3k You can buy new key fob housing and move all internal parts to the new keyfob. They are very cheap.

@@ChristopherMahlangu-u3k Also consider getting a keyfob outer protection cover to not make it easy for button to be pressed.

@@markbulgarin5805 Yeah all my sibling families are now only driving Toyotas or Lexus after experiencing other brands. I only look to buy used Lexus because it’s only slightly more than Toyota but gives you more luxury feeling and final finishing fitment.

@@markbulgarin5805That said, note that Toyota and Lexus share many common parts but if you buy them from Lexus dealership, they charge you 10-20% more, so always get the part number and buy them from Toyota dealership.

PLEASE SOMEONE HELP

@@wakesurfchicago Thanks!!

@@jocelynguenard8572 So you bought or not? That’s potentially easy fix if they discounted 50%

@@osamaFXX That subwoofer will shake and vibrate a lot, so I don’t think you want to break the bolt and glue it as glue ain’t going to hold up. With all the instructions laid out in this video, you can disassemble under one hour easily. It’s such a nice car to have a loud vibration noise from subwoofer later.

@@evelynmahoney3569 Yeah check carefully as one of the brush might have dislodged. You can also buy a replacement for as cheap as just few bucks from Walmart or Chinese online stores like Temu or Aliexpress. As long as the motor is good you can keep this going for a long time. Most people just throw it away when the brush is dirty and fails to start.

@@solymarmar9592 It’s one of the following: tires are worn unevenly. Tire needs balancing. Tires need alignment. Struts are worn.

@@solymarmar9592 does your steering wheel pull to one side and/or shakes when your car starts to shake?

@@_NEW3RA_ You are removing it complex or replacing it?

@ removing it. Putting new rims on my car and I don’t wanna go through the process of replacing and reprogramming new tire sensors. Nor do I wanna pay an extra $80 for them to take my current ones out of my old rims to place in the new rims. One of my current sensors doesn’t work anyway. The light goes off and on. I will just remove the bulb completely.

@ Ahh that’s why. Makes sense.

We are here for the same reason. My TPMS light is stuck on and I am just going to remove the stupid light bulb