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Markrat

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    2002
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  1. There's an override switch on the drivers door on my RX which cuts all the others off except the drivers.Sure that's not just switched off? Either that, or that switch may be faulty as it has the same effect.
  2. If it's any help - when this came up with me, I asked the testing garage whether removing them would negate the failure notice, and they said yes. I asked them to do this, and then they passed it. To support what Pete said earlier - because they were present and corroded, they had to fail it they said. However, as they were unnecessary for satisfactory brake function, their absence would not result in a failure notice. It's since been through two further MOT's since, with two different test stations, and passed okay with the plates missing. I had expected to the brakes possibly to deteriorate faster than before, as I use the car on sand and rough ground for work, but so far there doesn't seem to have been any noticeable effect from having these removed, so I haven't made any attempt to replace them at all. Regards, Mark
  3. My RX300 2001 went the same way. Just had them removed, and been through several MOT's okay since then. Run the risk of small stones getting in I guess, but been like that 3(?) ish years now without any other problems.
  4. Welcome to the Lexus forums Markrat :)

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