I've a 2009 RX450h. I recently managed to hit the kerb at a local pinch point. I knackered the nearside tyre and damaged the hydraulic damper. I replaced both items. I've had the steering checked for alignment, had it corrected and a report printed. All good. The steering I feel is best described as "woolly."
I suspect that something else is causing that "woolliness" Any ideas? Could it bee the steering box? PS I've asked my local Lexus Centre and they can do a diagnostic check for which I consider I'll need to save up! Thanks in advance
I'm not able to increase the temperature in the car. The buttons indicate the temp required but no heat is produced. Could this be an airlock or something else. It's going to get colder soon so having a working heater would be good! Anyone had the same issue/know how to resolve the issue? Thanks. Nigel
Has anyone a complete Towbar with removeable ball that's lurking in the garage, looking for a 2009 RX 450h to be fitted to? I'm looking for one that wont need the rear bumper to be cut/modified, if at all possible. Thanks for looking! Nigel
On the drivers side, in order to get a cabin temperature of 19.5C I have to select at least 28C before the temperature increases. I suspect the thermostat, or..... Has anyone encountered this issue and have a solution? Thanks, Nigel
I have now found the cause of the spurious alarms. Nothing wrong with the car...it was a small field mouse that had decided to climb up into the car and run around the top of the dash! I installed a couple of humane traps and was able to evict the little blighter back into the Forest. I actually was directed the mouse route by a US You tube video! The producer of the clip had had a procession of "critters" getting inside his car/truck. So with this info I installed the trap and a favourable result was achieved! Moral of the story....check its not a mouse before further detailed (and no doubt, expensive) investigation! Nigel
Hi Michael. Thanks for your reply, its appreciated! What I'd like to do is to make you an offer of £200 for the roof rails, the front to back ones, delivered. I'm in the New Forest in Hampshire. All the best, Nigel
Anyone help? Is it OK to connect a battery charger, directly to the terminals of that battery in the boot of my 2009 450H?
I managed to flatten I believe that battery when leaving the radio & doors open for a couple of hours. After reference to the handbook I junp started the car from another via removal of the engine covers and connection to the indicated terminals. It was a real faf and took a fair time to accomplish! I guess by jump starting the car in this way puts volts to the battery in the boot? Its easer to get at that battery, if needed, hence the question. Thanks for your help. Nigel
I believe the last owner was being honest.....
No dash cam fitted so not that.
Its not been particularly windy, here on the South Coast. In fact the last alarm occurrence was at 0400 and from memory the air was still. Im wondering if I might identify the cause of the fault by commecting it to a comptor? On an earlier BMW I owned you could identify an occurrence of a fault and not the cause of it.
I'm currently switching off the theft alarm as per the handbook so no alarms, at least as yet! Any further ideas would be welcome. Nigel