Lexus GS300h Service Schedule Items List

[kubassek]

Hi all, I bought a 2016 Lexus GS300h earlier this year and just did my first oil and filter change. Always hated the idea of paying Lexus £350 for a minor service. It was actually even easier than my previous Lexus CT200h. 

I would like to know exactly what the service items are at each interval. Does anyone have such a service list? 

I found one for my previous lexus ct200h but can't seem to find any for the GS300h. It is a lot rarer and hence finding DIY details online is proving a lot harder. 

If I have this list I can hopefully do most of the work my self and go to Lexus/specialist only for certain things. Such as the break fluid change which requires specialist software. 

Any help is much appreciated! Thank you in advance.

[ColinBarber]

Do you not have a service book? That lists the items.

oil/filter every 10k/1 year

pollen filter, brake fluid and rear diff oil every 20k/2 years

air filter every 40k/4 years (inspect every 2 years)

spark plugs every 60k miles.

coolant (engine and hybrid) at 100k miles/10 years then every 60k/6 years.

 

This is the generic check list that covers all vehicles - the above takes precedence.

Lexus - Service Table 0418.pdf

[kubassek]

Thank you. I though the service book just had the stamps but now that you say it I think that's where I got the detail from for my ct200h.

The car didn't come with a service book but I'll order one online. Thank you for the reply. I will use your service list until the book arrives. 

Thanks!

[Annataliax]

On 11/7/2022 at 2:29 AM, kubassek said:

Hi all, I bought a 2016 Lexus GS300h earlier this year and just did my first oil and filter change. Always hated the idea of paying Lexus £350 for a minor service. It was actually even easier than my previous Lexus CT200h. 

I would like to know exactly what the service items are at each interval. Does anyone have such a service list? 

I found one for my previous lexus ct200h but can't seem to find any for the GS300h. It is a lot rarer and hence finding DIY details online is proving a lot harder. 

If I have this list I can hopefully do most of the work my self and go to Lexus/specialist only for certain things. Such as the break fluid change which requires specialist software. 

Any Sonic exe help is much appreciated! Thank you in advance.

I used to make some mistakes when I encountered some bad service. I was not happy with them and as a result I had to change to another car with a different brand and better service. You should consider when choosing a service for your cars

[johnatg]

On 11/6/2022 at 7:29 PM, kubassek said:

 Such as the break fluid change which requires specialist software. 

Any help is much appreciated! Thank you in advance.

You don't need software to change the brake fluid. But you do need to be aware of exactly how to do it - there are things you must not do.

I'd recommend you watch the videos on YouTube by 'Car Care Nut'. One covers a brake fluid change and there are lots more which offer all sorts of insights into how to look after a hybrid Lexus. There are some things which a simple service list doesn't tell you enough about what is needed to do.

Also - get a workshop manual.