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oh no :(

im just being a baby and complaining about it haha. im not expecting sympathy. its literally the left side mirrored onto the right side. lincoln was lazy enough to literally take the steering column and gauges and stick it in the right side.

old thread and all, yeah yeah, but i gotta complain here. you guys in the states have got it easy.. gas in japan is 160 yen per liter, which is about 7.40 per gallon. which means that a full tank would cost me something like 130 dollars... :'(

this is awesome! i would much rather do this than have my busted door painted (my roommate doesnt know how to drive haha)

no i know about the tech articles, i was just asking for a general opinion.

hey guys, im looking to replace all spark plugs, ignition coils and valve cover gaskets on my 00 ls v8. is there any specific order i should follow when replacing them, if any? if not, what order would you guys replace them in?

pheeww finally caught up.. that car looks amazing :) +10

thanks for the reply. since the last owner was dumb and cut the harness, i have no idea which wires are which except for the speakers. since i found out today that the nav is dead, im going to replace everything and put a fresh system in. thanks for your help p.s. if anyone has those...

hey guys, before i begin, let me reassure you, ive searched.. hours on end.. for this. does anyone have the wiring diagram for the japanese pioneer nav system wiring harness? im trying to replace the stock nav for a eclipse hdd nav. and also, how hard would it be to completely...

my first car... japanese 00 V8 LS. bought it from a junior at my college. i love the car so much! it eats up so much gas tho haha

hah only thing is the drive thrus are on the right side.. lol

its a superb car i love it! the damn thing drinks up gas but its a price well paid. the only bad part.. i have to get the coils and spark plugs replaced soon... just like the other LS's

I have a 00 LS for the japanese market. That nav is crap im putting in an eclipse HDD as we speak