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Lexus GSTiming chain or Belt?

Lexus GS: timing chain or timing belt information

About Lexus GS

The Lexus GS is a executive car (E-segment in Europe) manufactured by Lexus, the luxury branch by the Japanese brand Toyota. It was commercially launched in 1991. It was originally called Toyota Aristo, changing its name ti Lexus GS from 1993 onward.

Lexus GS is a performance sedan with five seats. It is half-way between the Lexus IS and the Lexus LS, the latter being considered theflagship model of the brand. The Lexus GS was substituted by the Lexus ES in Europe between 2018 and 2019. Among its competitors there are luxury level cars such as the Volvo S90, the BMW 5 Series, Audi A6 and the Mercedes-Benz E Class. Lexus GS has 4 generations under its belt.

#1Lexus GS - Generation I(1991)
S140

Sedán / BerlinaS140

Lexus GS, generation I, Sedán / Berlina: engine and timing system
Lexus GS, generation I, Sedán / Berlina: engine and timing system

#2Lexus GS - Generation II(1997)
S160

Sedán / BerlinaS160

Lexus GS, generation II, Sedán / Berlina: engine and timing system
Lexus GS, generation II, Sedán / Berlina: engine and timing system
Lexus GS, generation II, Sedán / Berlina: engine and timing system
Lexus GS, generation II, Sedán / Berlina: engine and timing system

#3Lexus GS - Generation III(2005)
S190

Sedán / BerlinaS190

Lexus GS, generation III, Sedán / Berlina: engine and timing system
Lexus GS, generation III, Sedán / Berlina: engine and timing system

#4Lexus GS - Generation IV(2011)
L10

Sedán / BerlinaL10

Lexus GS, generation IV, Sedán / Berlina: engine and timing system
Lexus GS, generation IV, Sedán / Berlina: engine and timing system
Lexus GS, generation IV, Sedán / Berlina: engine and timing system
Lexus GS, generation IV, Sedán / Berlina: engine and timing system
UnknownBody style
PowerN/A
DisplacementN/A
ValvesN/A
DriveN/A

Engine identification

ManufacturerN/A
FamilyN/A
Code
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Recommended oil
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Timing systemUnknown
Replacement intervalUnknown
Interference
Indicates whether valves and pistons occupy the same space at different times. In an interference engine, timing system failure can cause them to collide and severely damage the engine.
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