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LEXUS HS: timing chain or timing belt information

About LEXUS HS

The Lexus HS is a hybrid vehicle, specifically a compact executive car sedan (D segment in Europe) produced by Lexus, the premium brand by the Japanese manufacturer Toyota. It was first introduced at the North American International Auto Show in 2009 and was comercially available in 2010. It is the first Lexus vehicle released exclusively as a hybrid car. It was successful at first in Japan, where it had record breaking presale bookings.

Lexus HS has a single generation, although it was redesign in 2003. It was produced on the Toyota New MC Platform, where compact and mid-size cars by Toyota Motor Company are created. Some other automobiles created on this platform are the Toyota Avensis, Toyota Corolla, Toyota Auris and the Lexus CT.

The Lexus HS is a four-door sedan with a front engine and a front-wheel drive. This vehicle is roomier than the Lexus CT, although it doens’t beat it in lenght. That is why it can both be detailed as compact or mid-size, depending on the point of view.

Lexus HS had one engine. It was sold exclusively as Lexus HS 250h. It was equiped with a 2.4L inline-four cilinders, naturally aspirated engine. Apart from the Atkinson cycle and CVT powertrain, it had an electric engine which aided the main motor engine. The driver could choose the EV (totally electric mode), Eco (fuel saving mode), Normal, or Power mode (combines both motors).

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#1LEXUS HS - Generation I(2010)
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LEXUS HS, generation I, Sedán: engine and timing system
LEXUS HS, generation I, Sedán: engine and timing system
LEXUS HS, generation I, Sedán: engine and timing system
LEXUS HS, generation I, Sedán: engine and timing system
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Engine identification

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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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