Two buttons that most LS owners might not know about
12-07-12, 11:29 AM
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Two buttons that most LS owners might not know about
Two buttons that probably most LS owners don't know about (I have owned one 2007 LS 460l and three ls 600HLs and I have never heard of these two buttons)....
1. PCS on/off.
2. There TPMS button right next to the preceding button.
These two buttons are just above the accelerator pedal. If you lean into the well, you will see them side by side.
1. PCS on/off.
2. There TPMS button right next to the preceding button.
These two buttons are just above the accelerator pedal. If you lean into the well, you will see them side by side.
Last edited by lexus600hl; 12-16-12 at 06:43 AM.
12-07-12, 11:57 AM
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Two buttons that probably most LS owners don't know about (I have owned one 2007 LS 460l and three ls 600HLs and I have never heard of these two buttons).... But come to think of it, I think I recall vaguely that my prior LS models (pre 2007, which had tpms but not the pressure reading - just a light) also had tpms off button in the same location. I am not sure.. may be I just forgot about it..
1. TPMS on/off. I actually need this because I don't want to spend $228 for 3 months that I put snow tires on. My dealer charges me $114 to program tmps of my snow tires and another $114 to program the summer tires back in spring.
2. There is a reset button right next to the preceding button. This resets the PCS malfunction light. It worked for me.
These two buttons are just above the accelerator pedal. If you lean into the well, you will see them side by side.
1. TPMS on/off. I actually need this because I don't want to spend $228 for 3 months that I put snow tires on. My dealer charges me $114 to program tmps of my snow tires and another $114 to program the summer tires back in spring.
2. There is a reset button right next to the preceding button. This resets the PCS malfunction light. It worked for me.
These two buttons are just above the accelerator pedal. If you lean into the well, you will see them side by side.
Last edited by jmcraney; 12-07-12 at 12:08 PM.
12-07-12, 12:04 PM
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I can't speak to what is on the LS600 but the LS460s don't have a TPMS On/Off switch. And they don't have a TPMS Reset switch. They have a TPMS Set switch. The Set switch is used to set the low pressure warning thresholds in the car's electronics. Injudicious operation of the Set switch can compromises the safety features provided by the TPMS and cause nuisance false alarms.
12-07-12, 06:30 PM
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12-08-12, 04:25 AM
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12-08-12, 06:42 AM
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12-08-12, 07:44 AM
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Two buttons that probably most LS owners don't know about (I have owned one 2007 LS 460l and three ls 600HLs and I have never heard of these two buttons).... But come to think of it, I think I recall vaguely that my prior LS models (pre 2007, which had tpms but not the pressure reading - just a light) also had tpms off button in the same location. I am not sure.. may be I just forgot about it..
1. TPMS on/off. I actually need this because I don't want to spend $228 for 3 months that I put snow tires on. My dealer charges me $114 to program tmps of my snow tires and another $114 to program the summer tires back in spring.
2. There is a reset button right next to the preceding button. This resets the PCS malfunction light. It worked for me.
These two buttons are just above the accelerator pedal. If you lean into the well, you will see them side by side.
1. TPMS on/off. I actually need this because I don't want to spend $228 for 3 months that I put snow tires on. My dealer charges me $114 to program tmps of my snow tires and another $114 to program the summer tires back in spring.
2. There is a reset button right next to the preceding button. This resets the PCS malfunction light. It worked for me.
These two buttons are just above the accelerator pedal. If you lean into the well, you will see them side by side.
12-08-12, 11:13 AM
#12
I had an '06 GS430 that had a switch above the passenger foot well that would remember two different TPMS codes, sure was nice.
Whit
12-08-12, 06:38 PM
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12-09-12, 06:59 AM
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With about 99% certainty. .you have the same buttons as the pics above. Just reach down under your dash just above accelerator. .I promise you they are there. I think those who have the little box of infrared leds on the steering column for advanced pcs will have that pcs button in that dummy panel..I think when our radar cruise is working is when our pcs system works