Where is Ign Coil D

[Don]

Where is Ignition Coil D located in on a 2007 RX 350?

Thanks in advance for your help.

Don

[Ray O]

Post by Don
Where is Ignition Coil D located in on a 2007 RX 350?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Don

Ignition coil D is located on top of cylinder #4, which is the middle
cylinder on the bank towards the front of the vehicle. There may be a
service bulletin on this condition so it might be worth it to take it to a
Lexus dealer, especially if your vehicle is still under the basic or
emissions warranty.

[Don]

Post by Ray O

Post by Don
Where is Ignition Coil D located in on a 2007 RX 350?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Don

Ignition coil D is located on top of cylinder #4, which is the middle
cylinder on the bank towards the front of the vehicle. There may be a
service bulletin on this condition so it might be worth it to take it to a
Lexus dealer, especially if your vehicle is still under the basic or
emissions warranty.

Thanks much for your help, Ray

Don

[Ray O]

On Tue, 14 Sep 2010 01:13:36 -0500, "Ray O"

Post by Ray O

Post by Don
Where is Ignition Coil D located in on a 2007 RX 350?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Don

Ignition coil D is located on top of cylinder #4, which is the middle
cylinder on the bank towards the front of the vehicle. There may be a
service bulletin on this condition so it might be worth it to take it to a
Lexus dealer, especially if your vehicle is still under the basic or
emissions warranty.

Thanks much for your help, Ray
Don

You're welcome. To be a little more specific on the service bulletin, I
found bulletins regarding the same diagnostic trouble code (DTC) on 2008
model year RX models so there may be bulletins for your model year. The
component should be covered by the basic warranty and would probably be
covered if the vehicle failed an emissions test due to the condition.

[Don]

Post by Ray O

On Tue, 14 Sep 2010 01:13:36 -0500, "Ray O"

Post by Ray O

Post by Don
Where is Ignition Coil D located in on a 2007 RX 350?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Don

Ignition coil D is located on top of cylinder #4, which is the middle
cylinder on the bank towards the front of the vehicle. There may be a
service bulletin on this condition so it might be worth it to take it to a
Lexus dealer, especially if your vehicle is still under the basic or
emissions warranty.

Thanks much for your help, Ray
Don

You're welcome. To be a little more specific on the service bulletin, I
found bulletins regarding the same diagnostic trouble code (DTC) on 2008
model year RX models so there may be bulletins for your model year. The
component should be covered by the basic warranty and would probably be
covered if the vehicle failed an emissions test due to the condition.

Swapped coils of cyl 4 and 6, and the DTC moved to the other cyl. So, bought a replacement coil and it works just fine now. Regarding the TSB's, the vehicle is out of warranty, so I'm on my own.

Thanks,
Don

[Ray O]

On Tue, 14 Sep 2010 21:49:57 -0500, "Ray O"

Post by Ray O

On Tue, 14 Sep 2010 01:13:36 -0500, "Ray O"

Post by Ray O

Post by Don
Where is Ignition Coil D located in on a 2007 RX 350?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Don

Ignition coil D is located on top of cylinder #4, which is the middle
cylinder on the bank towards the front of the vehicle. There may be a
service bulletin on this condition so it might be worth it to take it to a
Lexus dealer, especially if your vehicle is still under the basic or
emissions warranty.

Thanks much for your help, Ray
Don

You're welcome. To be a little more specific on the service bulletin, I
found bulletins regarding the same diagnostic trouble code (DTC) on 2008
model year RX models so there may be bulletins for your model year. The
component should be covered by the basic warranty and would probably be
covered if the vehicle failed an emissions test due to the condition.

Swapped coils of cyl 4 and 6, and the DTC moved to the other cyl. So,
bought a replacement coil and it works just fine now. Regarding the
TSB's, the vehicle is out of warranty, so I'm on my own.
Thanks,
Don

Thanks for the feedback, glad to hear that the problem is solved!

[KG]

Post by Ray O

Post by Don
Swapped coils of cyl 4 and 6, and the DTC moved to the other cyl. So,
bought a replacement coil and it works just fine now. Regarding the
TSB's, the vehicle is out of warranty, so I'm on my own.
Thanks,
Don

Thanks for the feedback, glad to hear that the problem is solved!

I would like to thank Ray O for all the good information, suggestions, and solutions, he has
offered on this news group. A job well done, I will buy you a few good beers if I ever find you.
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[Ray O]

On Thu, 16 Sep 2010 22:46:22 -0500, "Ray O"

Post by Ray O

Post by Don
Swapped coils of cyl 4 and 6, and the DTC moved to the other cyl. So,
bought a replacement coil and it works just fine now. Regarding the
TSB's, the vehicle is out of warranty, so I'm on my own.
Thanks,
Don

Thanks for the feedback, glad to hear that the problem is solved!

I would like to thank Ray O for all the good information, suggestions, and
solutions, he has
offered on this news group. A job well done, I will buy you a few good
beers if I ever find you.
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