albertucsb

Guys/Gals,

I tried the search function and didn't come up with anything. I have the memory option and would like to know how I can disable the automatic retraction and extending part of the feature. Since I'm the only drive I dont mind having it in a fixed position.

If any of you have found a method or solution please let me know! I seen a lot of heated debates about this feature on the GS part of this forum. I guess to each their own.

Thanks in advance!

Bichon

I believe it is a standard LPS option that can be set at the dealership.

mikez

Man, thats a optional upgrade you have there that you paid to have it like that in the first place

myculito

iTrader: (1)

Correct. This has to be done at the dealer using Lexus Personalized Settings.

See this thread: https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=257413

albertucsb

You guys are great! Thanks for the info!!!

albertucsb

UPDATE: I'm in socal.. Just called Lexus of Glendale and they wanted 60 bucks to make any LPS changes.

I heard some members got it free at their dealerships.... I guess if you have a nice ride you gotta pay the man. 60 bucks insnt really a big deal but why couldn't they have allowed us to make those setting changes ourselves?

Thanks guys!

mikez

It shouldnt cost you, next time you bring it in for a service, tell the service manager you want to change the LPS settings since you dont like the default factory settings and the dealer never took the liberty of setting it for you when your car was delievered.

If you do the minor stuff like those along with a service, they are less likely to rip you off and charge you for free stuff

tex2670

As long as you do it in the first 12 months of ownership, you get a one-time freebie of LPS changes. Just make sure you have the car enough time to decide which settings you want changed. I ended up only having them change the auto shut off of the headlights to immediately when the driver's door is opened. I left everything else alone.

There are definitely somethings they should allow you to do on your own. My mother-in-law's Buick lets you change some settings, including auto headlight sensitivity.