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150,000 on a Renault forum - That would be the man hours spent trying to sort out an electrical fault!!!

It uses a different pump with 2 outlets, one low pressure for windscreen and high pressure for headlamps. I take it yours is an S model if it doesn't already have them? I happen to have a pump from an is200 wich had washer jets, Pm me if interested

Hi and welcome to LOC Any pics? We like pics... :)

I pulled up on the drive the other day and the milage read, 133333. I thought, I'll take a photo and try and think of a witty comment to post. Went inside to grab my camera and when I returned the reading was 133334. The moment was lost.

And don't forget we also discuss when we change a light bulb - How dare it blow after 13 years of use...BAD Lexus :)

It's a bit like the member who came from BMW to the LOC and immediately noticed we spend more time discussing meets and holidays than trying to find faults, because they are few and far between :) I once owned a Citreon XM, lovely condition but nightmare electrics. Like the Lexus models it had a light out warning system but this one decided to illuminate everytime the car was driven even when all the lights were working. Nothing like a warning system which in itself was electrically defective!

Have covered 300 miles on these tyres now, the grip is 100% in both dry and wet roads, noise is silent on some surfaces but noisy on others. (although 67db on sticker) Like the rim protection design and the tread pattern, although tread is wide and deep so end up with clicking sound as stones appear to get stuck in them! At the moment I would recommend them as the look and more important the grip is amazing, which on the is300 is much needed.