KillerBob Posted May 16, 2006 Posted May 16, 2006 Hi, Following the 2nd service (30K KM) on my RX300/'04 (w. air suspension), I am experiencing a strange problem: The right side is not raising or lowering when I change the setting in the dash, and the height indicator in the console keeps blinking for a lloonngg time. Also, the car drives like the right side is almost riding directly on the tire. I have to counter steer left and all bumps go thorugh the chassis like there were big boulders. I called Lexus and they said that sometimes the sensors broke, and it sounded like the right sensor basically needs replacing. This is under warranty, but it will take some days to get the part in stock. They also said I can safely drive the car in the meanwhile. Has anyone else experienced this, and is Lexus telling me the truth when they say it is safe to drive? TIA, KB
KillerBob Posted May 20, 2006 Author Posted May 20, 2006 Hi again, I can't believe I am the only one this has happened to, but anyways, here is an update: I went up to the Lexus dealership, and they replaced the height calibration sensor in the right side, and that solved the problem. It turns out that this sensor is a bit exposed when they replace the brakes in the rear on the RX. As I just had my 30K KM checkup, and they replaced the standard brakes with ceramics (for free), they think someone may have "bumped" the sensor. It was fixed in 1 hour, and now all is great again. I love this car.
Rx330driver Posted May 20, 2006 Posted May 20, 2006 Sorry we coulnt help, i guess were not familiar with that kind of stuff because our Rx300 did not feature suspension riding...only the rx330.
chinsoulja Posted June 15, 2009 Posted June 15, 2009 HEY, NEW MEMEMBER. I HAVE THE SAME PROBLEM WITH MY RX! so what was the problem? i got into a crash and it hit my right front wheel, so im guessing the right sensor broke?
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