Feel around the edges of the engine oil pan and you should find it. -However a few cars do not have them and the entire pan has to come off.
2003 es300 lexus
every 60,000 miles
It is near the rear spark plug bank the right side
under the hood the cap will say diagnosis. and its a specialized plug. youll need a Toyota obd1 connector
In front of the engine Behind the housing cap theres a small plug which is the temperature sensor. Hope this helps.
To replace the spark plug seals on a 1999 Lexus ES300, first, remove the engine cover and disconnect the ignition coils by unscrewing them. Carefully pull the coils out and then remove the spark plugs using a spark plug socket. Replace the old rubber seals on the spark plug tubes, ensuring they fit snugly, and reassemble by reinstalling the spark plugs and coils before securing the engine cover back in place. Always check for any oil leaks after reinstallation.
96 Lexus ES doesn't have spark plug wires in the traditional sense. As it has Coil on Plug (COP) coils, it has more like a wiring harness to replace. IMHO it's doubtful this has gone bad. More likely one or more of the COP's has gone bad. What are the symptoms?
underneath the engine
The transmission fill plug on a 2000 Suzuki Alto is behind the drain plug. Both the plugs are located underneath the transmission.
Underneath car between oilpan and skid plate
The big pan underneath with the oil drain plug in it
there is usally 3 o2 sensors 1 on the front of your motor looks like a spark plug sticking out and one on your exsaust and another one somewhere else look on google