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284 messages, Last post on Sep 28, 2009 at 10:29 AM
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I own a 2007 GS350, and have the dash rattle and brake screech problems. My dealer told me the dash is a 6 hour fix, and I have to make an appointment far in advance. As for the brakes, I have had a repair by the dealer (didn't work), and when I returned, the repair writer told me that there is nothing that can be done as no parts are available. I have called Lexus twice (latest time 1/14/08), and was told "the engineers in Japan are working on a solution" When I asked gor a time fram (eg a week?, month?, year?) I was told that they couldn't say. This is pure bull____ because they are still selling $50M cars with both of these defects, and when they do ever get a fix on the brake problem, there will be a serious time backlog. I finally took the dealer to task, and told them I deserved a complete brake job right now under warranty, and if the problem arises again before a permanent fix, I should continue to get brake jobs under warranty. Who knows if they will ever fix this problem. By the way, the dealer agreed. I think if all GS owners took this position, I would prove so costly to Lexus they might get off thier duff and solve the problem |
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Replying to: chucko3 (Jan 27, 2009 6:02 pm)
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Replying to: chucko3 (Jan 10, 2009 7:06 pm)
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Replying to: jon75 (Jan 28, 2009 12:08 pm) The insertion point is midway between the defroster vent & the speaker on each side. I used 6" (wide) x 1 1/4 (deep) x 1/4 (thickness) vibration damper pads, one on each side. With a little force, push the pad down the gap between the windshield & dashboard until it's not visible from the inside. No, it's not visible from the outside (that was the first thing I checked after I pushed it in). Foam may not work because it could still cause noise when the dashboard pushes against it when the car runs over bumps. |
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Replying to: jon75 (Jan 28, 2009 11:56 am) Your squealing brake fix may fall into excessive dust fix. If the screeching noise comes back, tell dealer about new pads & rotors.
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Replying to: chucko3 (Jan 28, 2009 3:25 pm)
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Replying to: jon75 (Jan 29, 2009 10:08 pm) won't be available until late January 09. Already made an appointment for it in two weeks along with recent Lexus recalls/special service campaigns.
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Replying to: chucko3 (Jan 30, 2009 6:19 pm) Dealer thought Lexus came out with a new pad to fix the brake squealing noise, but new shims instead. So I requested alternative pads to fix the excessive brake dust. Dealer installed new shims & new pads. So far the squealing noise has gone away. Dealer also serviced 2 recalls (fuel delivery pipe & rear booster pin). Lexus also paid for a full gas tank for fuel delivery pipe repair.
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Hello I am in market to buy a GS 350 with Navigation Package. Before I enter the dealership I really like to have my home work done. The best price which was given to me was from Sterling Mc Call Lexus Dealership in Houston Tx Luxury Performance Package w/Navigation: (includes)... 6-Speed AT with Sequential Multi-Mode and Electronic Throttle Control with Intelligence (ETCS-I) (RS) Rain Sensing Wipers w/Mist Control, Adaptive Front Lighting System (AFS) and Headlamp Cleaners (SS) Power Rear Window Sunshde (VS) Ventilated Front Seats (LS) Wood and Leather Steering Wheel (FW) 18" Summer Tires with Spare (Z1) Preferred Accessory Package (Wheel Locks, Trunk Mat, & Cargo Net) (NV) Navigation System w/compass, EMV, and Rear Camera (RF) Rear Spoiler (BA) Rear Bumper Applique (IK) iPod Interface Kit MSRP = $50,445 ... Internet Special = $47,531 Can someone provide me with some feedback. Thanks
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