What is a 1998 Lexus ES300 worth?
1998 Lexus ES 300 Value – $389-$2,349 | Edmunds.
What kind of engine does a 98 Lexus ES300 have?
Used 1998 Lexus ES 300 Specs & Features
| Engine | |
|---|---|
| Base engine size | 3.0 l |
| Base engine type | Gas |
| Cylinders | V6 |
| Horsepower | 200 hp @ 5200 rpm |
Are there any problems with the Lexus ES300?
It’s nt first time, it happened once w/ my brother 91 LS 400 last year which is totally lost and airbag not deploy.He got a 97 LS and forgot it because may be it’s too old so airbag can be mal functioned. Mine is different, it had two,driver and passenger side and none is deployed.
When did I buy a Lexus ES300 CPO 98?
I bought a CPO 98 Lexus ES300 at 36,000 miles two weeks back. Today the check engine light comes on.
Where is the EFI fuse on a Lexus ES300?
In the engine compartment, locate the fuse box. Inside you’ll find the “EFI” fuse. Pull it out and about 1 minute later plug it back in. Run the engine at idle for a few minutes. VCV rail? Don’t know. Charcoal canister, since you know the part number, see how much it costs at a Toyota dealership. Charcoal canisters, rarely go bad also.
How much does a Lexus ES300 air filter cost?
Lexus price for the ’98 ES300 air filter is $23.50. Toyota’s price is $11.33 (usually $14.16, but it’s usually on sale) for EXACTLY the same one (#FA-24) – both come in the same box! HELP! I have changed the water pump and the thermostat and the car is still overheating especially when the car is not moving.
1998 Lexus ES 300 Value – $458-$2,710 | Edmunds.
How reliable is a 1998 Lexus?
great engine, and great reliability The 1998 had a really great engine. Some Lexus models can be a bit soft and squishy, but this drove like a real car! And was super reliable. 225k miles and counting.
How long does a Lexus usually last?
Vehicle History reports that many Lexus RX models can easily last up to 150,000 miles and there are plenty of owners stating that their cars have racked up around 300,000 miles and are still going strong.
How long will a Lexus LS400 last?
Not many cars will ever get past 500,000 miles, but this Lexus LS400, on its entirely original engine, isn’t far short of racking up one million.