CalitriSC

iTrader: (13)

sweet ordered this for my 08 F

metaleckz

iTrader: (9)

if i bring this at lexus, will theyfix it for free? i have a 2009 lexus is350

Golfer2000

Just picked up my MY08 with this issue. 15K miles but an 08 I doubt they will play. anyone have any luck?

Gohanburne

I can find the new AUX port, but I am having some trouble finding the wiring harness and condenser. Anyone got a good, reputable parts website that might have it?

Toxicxk23

Resurrecting an old post.

I never got this TSIB done but would like to. I used to use a in line filter device off Amazon but I recently had an incident where my bluetooth transmitter device shorted or something and literally caught fire. Every since then, my AUX port will not work unless something is plugged into either power outlet and drawing power (i.e. charging a phone or a bluetooth transmitter). Also, every time I buy a new in line filter, the speakers pop when I shift into gear the the filter no longer works. The speakers pop when I disconnect the charging cable from my phone and then the head unit exits AUX mode.

I'm afraid there is some electrical issue going on causing this. Where should I start looking? Fuses? Which ones would potentially cause something like this?

Update: Checked all audio/power outlet fuses and they all look good. Took apart cig outlet, power outlet, and AUX port to inspect and nothing looks wrong (wires/solder points). I also disconnected each power outlet at a time to see if one or the other was causing it. No change. I also disconnected my footwell LEDs that are tied into the cig outlet and still no change.

I ordered the TSIB parts and hope this fixes the issue some how. I'm just nervous that it'll blow the filter like the Amazon filters I've bought before and waste all that money.

Toxicxk23

Update: Received the TSIB aux port parts. Installed it and same ****. Another thing I did notice is that when I turn the volume all the way up with no music playing, I can hear a 1Hz static popping that matched the 1Hz blinking of the : in the clock. Leads me to believe that the issue lies in the head unit somewhere... *sigh* I WILL figure this out!!!!

Anyone have diagrams or pictures of the boards in the head unit?

Viru

Forgive me if I overlooked this in the thread somewhere, but does anyone have the part number for the Lexus noise filter? I'm having this issue and would prefer for the fix to be more hidden than an external Ground Loop Isolator.