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By Natty Bumppo · Posted
If the car is in a secure garage and doors unlocked and not used for 3 or 4 days and no tender is connected are there any settings I can do to reduce battery drain over that time period? When I replace the battery to prevent some settings form needing reset I will use another 12v source to keep ECU system energized. Thank you -
Thank you. I finally got it from the dealer and went ahead with the update. Installing it was a lengthy process but simple. -
The one car came with. I didn't install any off-brand products if that is what you were asking.
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By rxmangriff · Posted
This afternoon I received the new replacement switch. I removed the existing switch and brought both inside from the cold to play with them. My intent was to compare each using my multimeter for a simple resistance test using the ohms setting. The old switch was all over the place with it's reading. I expected a steady result but the readout would not give a steady number. Up and down nonstop. Totally different than the replacement which provided steady results. This I do not understand?? Something electronic inside the switch? I installed the new switch. I had to remove the plastic cover beside the driver seat on the post to unattach a keeper on the wiring as I couldn't pull the connector out enough to snap it in place. Easy install otherwise. I put everything back together. The interior lighting seems to work full pop and not inconsistent as previously. When I started prior to removing the original switch I unlocked the door which once again set off the alarm. When I finished I locked and unlocked it only 2 times without setting off the alarm. I had my battery maintainer installed so I just left it on for overnight. I only like to do one potential conflict at a time in order to judge which does what. I'll give this a go for a while and monitor the alarm situation and the interior lighting situation after I unplug the maintainer and drive a bit and see if the battery will now stay charged. Fingers crossed. Once I'm happy I will attempt to explore inside the old switch to see what makes it function. -
Hi, Jennifer. Have you contacted Lexus Customer Service? 1 (800) 255-3987
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