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By Natty Bumppo · Posted
I will be leaving the car parked in my garage for several weeks and want to keep the battery from dying. On these high tech electric cars that need battery power 24/7 can I just simply connect the battery tender to + then - posts, and plug tender into a wall outlet? Or is this not recommended for these high tech cars? My battery tender has 1.3 amp supply. Thanks all -
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By vance-r-watson · Posted
Hi everyone, Thank you all for years of pointers in fixing my car. I bought it new and have done all maintenance using this forum when I've been stumped. And boy I'm stumped this time. I replaced the digitizer no problem, but Sirius/XM isn't a recognized input any longer. I have looked at many videos and don't see anything I've done wrong. I checked all wires in each connector. I had Sirius resend the signal twice but still no input available. Any advice is greatly appreciated and thanks, Vance -
Hi Marc, I took my 2009 LS 460 to a Toyota dealer and they quoted me a price of $1779.00 to fix the problem. That was totally out of the question. One thing the dealership did for me was that they were able to get the trunk open by opening the access panel in the back seat and using a broom stick to push the emergency trunk release which is located on the right as you look through the access panel. I called a couple Lexus dealers and they quoted me a new actuator motor at about $750.00. (Nope, not going to do that either) but what I did get from the dealer was an OEM part number. With that number I went online to Amazon and bought the OEM part for $67.00 and also purchased an upholstery removal kit for $19.95. I went Youtube, watched a couple of videos on how to remove an replace the actuator. Please keep in mind, I am NO mechanic, but in about 45 minutes I had removed the upholstery, removed the old actuator, installed the new actuator and put the upholstery back and it has been just like brand new ever since!! Hope this helps. -
put my winter tires on, loaded ID's - all registered i can only assume all the ones i bought on ebay have weak transmitters
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