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Lexus LSTiming chain or Belt?

Lexus LS: timing chain or timing belt information

About Lexus LS

The Lexus LS is a full-size luxury sedan (F-segment in Europe) manufactured by Lexus, the deluxe branch of Toyota. It is considered Lexus flagship model, and was first sold as the Toyota Celsior in Japan.

The Lexus LS has a total 5 generations. It is the Lexus model with more engine and technology innovation updates. It has large-volume engines, such as the V8 hybrid engines. Lexus LS also has large / long wheelbase variations. Some competitors for this deluxe sedan are the BMW 7 Series, the Audi A8, or the Mercedes-Benz S Class.

Jump to a generation:

Generation V
#52017XF50
LS V
Generation IV
#42006XF40
LS IV
Generation III
#32000XF30
LS III
Generation II
#21994XF20
LS II
Generation I
#11989XF10
LS I

#1Lexus LS - Generation I(1989)
XF10

BerlinaXF10

Lexus LS, generation I, Berlina: engine and timing system
Lexus LS, generation I, Berlina: engine and timing system

#2Lexus LS - Generation II(1994)
XF20

BerlinaXF20

Lexus LS, generation II, Berlina: engine and timing system
Lexus LS, generation II, Berlina: engine and timing system

#3Lexus LS - Generation III(2000)
XF30

BerlinaXF30

Lexus LS, generation III, Berlina: engine and timing system
Lexus LS, generation III, Berlina: engine and timing system
Lexus LS, generation III, Berlina: engine and timing system
Lexus LS, generation III, Berlina: engine and timing system

#4Lexus LS - Generation IV(2006)
XF40

BerlinaXF40

Lexus LS, generation IV, Berlina: engine and timing system
Lexus LS, generation IV, Berlina: engine and timing system

#5Lexus LS - Generation V(2017)
XF50

BerlinaXF50

Lexus LS, generation V, Berlina: engine and timing system
Lexus LS, generation V, Berlina: engine and timing system

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Lexus LS

Engine

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Engine identification

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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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