How to remove a Lexus IS250 Mark Levinson Amplifier (

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Supertech Electronics is an Australian owned and operated electronic repair shop that specializes in the repair of audiovisual equipment. About 80% of our repairs are factory car stereo systems. The business evolved in 1992 when we noticed a lack of service and support for factory car audio systems.
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4/8 Distribution Court, Arundel 4214, Queensland, Australia
1300 211 773
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[@MCMXI1]

Thanks for taking the time to document this. VERY helpful !!

[@josepeixoto3384]

no need to remove all that, i just hold the carpet to the side,and i can easily remove the two 10mm nuts and pull up the ML amp, and undo the 5 (five on mine) connectors on it;

[@tomaszbudnik521]

I guess IS300h have different location? As there is totally different arrangement in hybrid model in trunk. There is no such small cover on right side at all.

[@langtuang9954]

what tool do you use?

[@foodiebrown]

Thank you so much 💕

[@dicksauce4924]

do i need to disconnect the power before removing the amp?

[@SupertechElectronics]

No need to unplug the battery for this removal

[@StayFocused88]

Thank you!

[@wasabijones4571]

thanks mate

[@brianreyes7084]

Does installing an amp into the Lexus require programming im trying to do it myself over the summer cause Lexus IS charging an arm and a leg

[@realestboii9641]

How did that go ? I'm on the same boat

[@shadowken360]

Does not require programming but you MUST have the factory amp up and running so that you can run a LOC to a custom amp of your choice and you’ll be able to retain all of the oem radio features and all that

[@doubllerr]

@@shadowken360 what is loc

[@arthurmvideos]

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