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  1. RX400h
    Have you followed these tips when setting up the vehicle's seat? Lexus RX (RX 350L, RX450h) 2016-2023 Owners Manual - Child restraint system fixed with a seat belt - Child restraint systems
  2. RX400h
    Have you tried doing a reset? SB-10087547-5448.pdf (nhtsa.gov)
  3. RX400h
    Our RX400h is over 18 years old and has been the most reliable vehicle (of that age) we ever had. It still averages 25 MPG and does 0-60 MPH in 6.6 seconds - not bad for a big, heavy SUV!
  4. RX400h
    My bet is that they'll be just fine.👍
  5. RX400h
    I would say KYBs. I've had them on another car and they were very good.
  6. RX400h
    You may need a Toyota/Lexus OBD reader to see the codes. Which type of code reader do you have?
  7. RX400h
    You may be able to inquire with a Lexus dealership parts department employee who can access electronic drawings of the assembly for your vehicle trim.
  8. RX400h
    Hello, Marc. Have you tried this? SB-10087547-5448.pdf (nhtsa.gov)
  9. RX400h
    I had our RX400h's replaced at 120,000 miles. You may want to check your maintenance manual for specifics on your model.
  10. RX400h
    Thanks for the tips. I did this with home speakers and a subwoofer - definitely worth the effort.
  11. RX400h
    Some AC troubleshooting tips:
  12. RX400h
    I believe the vehicle age deadline for free replacement was 10 years. I don't think any other manufacturer would replace defective parts that are 10-13 years of age. Our dash was replaced in 2015 or 2016. Our Lexus is 18 years old, and the inside door rest (driver's) soft surface is distorted but I certainly would not expect a free replacement.
  13. RX400h
    Did the dealership check the battery health and any ground connections that may be loose?
  14. RX400h
    If you can wiggle the connector that is near the bulb (if there is one), while the light should be on, that may be a good indicator of a connection problem.
  15. RX400h
    Typically, that is a dealership part.
  16. RX400h
    There could be a problem with the wiring connector.
  17. RX400h
    It could be a loose shock absorber nut or bolt, If your warranty has expired, you might want to take it to a reputable alignment shop that has lots of experience checking and replacing suspension components.
  18. RX400h
    Perhaps you should call your local Lexus dealership Parts Department to verify.
  19. RX400h
    If the distance driven by that owner were low, I'd suspect that short trips that did not result in sufficient battery charge would be the culprit. In the least, a current draw test should be performed to see if there is still excessive draw on the battery. You can also check to verify that the alternator is adequately charging the battery. I wonder why the car was auctioned.
  20. RX400h
    But you love the Covid virus? 🙄
  21. RX400h
    This partially why I gave up riding a motorcycle to focus on convertible sportscars in which I can drive with shorts and a tank top during Summer months.. 😏
  22. RX400h
    Have you deleted the code with an OBD II scanner? That's what the dealership should've done to verify the cause.
  23. RX400h
    I don't like/I hate wearing a suite. My funeral will be a casual wear-only event. Then again, I don't go grocery shopping in an old t-shirt and shorts, as many retired guys do.
  24. RX400h
    Yes, I did see that the OEM size had few options. The 285 size is 0.46-inch larger in diameter, which may mean that your speedometer readings will be a small bit lower that actual speed.
  25. RX400h
    According to tirerack.com, the alternate size for your vehicle is 285/60/18. See: Tire Search Results (tirerack.com)
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