2006 Lexus GX 470FACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

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's manual. Be very cautious using repair info from here because these pages may not apply to your vehicle. Different car Section 1 (Introduction) Section 2 (Supplemental Restraint System) Section 3 (Service Specifications) Section 4 (Brakes - Mechanical) Section 5 (Transfer) Section 6 (Engine Mechanical (3GR-FSE)) Section 7 (Fuel (3GR-FSE)) Section 8 (Emission Control (3GR-FSE)) Section 9 (Intake (3GR-FSE)) Section 10 (Exhaust (3GR-FSE)) Section 11 (Cooling (3GR-FSE)) Section 12 (Lubrication (3GR-FSE)) Section 13 (Ignition (3GR-FSE)) Section 14 (Starting (3GR-FSE)) Section 15 (Charging (3GR-FSE)) Section 16 (Automatic Transmission (A760H)) Section 17 (Automatic Transmission (A960E)) Section 18 (Meter) Section 19 (Propeller Shaft) Section 20 (Drive Shaft) Section 21 (Differential) Section 22 (Axle) Section 23 (Suspension) Section 24 (Tire & Wheel) Section 25 (Audio / Visual) Section 26 (Brake Control) Section 27 (Steering Column) Section 28 (Power Steering) Section 29 (Parking Brake) Section 30 (Engine Immobiliser) Section 31 (Can Communication) Section 32 (Air Conditioning) Section 33 (Pre-Collision Safety) Section 34 (Multiplex Communication) Section 35 (Seat Belt) Section 36 (Lighting) Section 37 ((Door / Hatch)) Section 38 (Wiper And Washer) Section 39 (Door Lock) Section 40 (Seat) Section 41 (Navigation) Section 42 (Park Assist / Monitoring) Section 43 (Cigarette Lighter Assembly) Section 44 (Windshield / WINDOWGLASS) Section 45 (Mirror) Section 46 (Instrument Panel) Section 47 (Exterior) Section 48 (Interior) Section 49 (Sliding Roof) Section 50 (Cruise Control) Section 51 (Introduction) Section 52 (Supplemental Restraint System) Section 53 (Service Specifications) Section 54 (Tire & Wheel) Section 55 (Engine Control System (3UZ-FE)) Section 56 (Engine Mechanical (3UZ-FE)) Section 57 (Intake (3UZ-FE)) Section 58 (Cooling (3UZ-FE)) Section 59 (Instrument Panel) Section 60 (Suspension) Section 61 (Fuel (3UZ-FE)) Section 62 (Emission Control (3UZ-FE)) Section 63 (Exhaust (3UZ-FE)) Section 64 (Lubrication (3UZ-FE)) Section 65 (Ignition (3UZ-FE)) Section 66 (Starting (3UZ-FE)) Section 67 (Charging (3UZ-FE)) Section 68 (Automatic Transmission) Section 69 (Seat Belt) Section 70 (Introduction) Section 71 (Supplemental Restraint System) Section 72 (Seat Belt) Section 73 (Preparation) Section 74 (Service Specifications) Section 75 (Differential) Section 76 (Steering Column) Section 77 (Brakes - Mechanical) Section 78 (Engine Mechanical) Section 79 (Lubrication) Section 80 (Cooling) Section 81 (Charging) Section 82 (Emission Control) Section 83 (Parking Brake) Section 84 (Automatic Transaxle) Section 85 (Transfer Case) Section 86 (Drive Shaft) Section 87 (Axle) Section 88 (Suspension) Section 89 (Propeller Shaft) Section 90 (Tire & Wheel) Section 91 (Fuel) Section 92 (Starting) Section 93 (Air Conditioning) Section 94 (Engine Exhaust Assembly) Section 95 (Lighting) Section 96 (Intake) Section 97 (Meter) Section 98 (Instrument Panel) Section 99 (Interior) Section 100 (Seat) Section 101 (Brake Control) Section 102 (Suspension Control) Section 103 (Can Communication) Section 104 ((Door / Hatch)) Section 105 (Exterior) Section 106 (Power Steering) Section 107 (Multiplex Communication) Section 108 (Horn) Section 109 (Theft Deterrent) Section 110 (Door Lock) Section 111 (Engine Immobilizer) Section 112 (Cruise Control) Section 113 (Audio/Visual) Section 114 (Navigation) Section 115 (Park Assist/Monitoring) Section 116 (Cellular Communication) Section 117 (Mirror) Section 118 (Engine Control System (3GR-FSE) - SFI System Diagnostics Introduction, Precaution, Parts Location, System Diagram, Diagnostic Trouble Code Chart) Section 119 (Engine Control System (3GR-FSE) - System And Circuit Testing, On-Vehicle Inspection, Removal, Inspection And Installation) Section 120 (Engine Control System (3GR-FSE) - DTC P0010 - P0159) Section 121 (Engine Control System (3GR-FSE) - DTC P0171 - P0607/P0657) Section 122 (Engine Control System (3GR-FSE) - DTC P0617 - P2A03, DTC U0001)

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When to See a Mechanic

Stop DIY work and contact a certified mechanic immediately if any of the following apply:

  • β€’ You smell fuel, burning insulation, or see smoke.
  • β€’ Brakes feel soft, pull hard to one side, or make grinding noises.
  • β€’ The engine overheats, stalls repeatedly, or misfires under load.
  • β€’ You are missing required tools, torque specs, or safe lifting equipment.
  • β€’ You are not confident in the next step or safety outcome.

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