Recall Alert - fuel lines
#76
Moderator
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#77
Yeah, you'd think it'd be the same. I just chalk it up to the fact that the dealers are pretty much private franchisees
#78
Got mine back from the recall work. Dealer didn't ask for anything. I made the appointment on-line and I assumed they checked the VIN number and it never came up during check-in. I don't notice any difference in noise or ride. Smooth as can be. I had some additional work done, 115k service and brake rotors turned. They gave me a 2015 RX with 22 miles on it as a loaner. Car was in shop 3 day and was delivered washed but no full tank.
#80
Lexus Fanatic
#81
Lexus Test Driver
#82
Lexus Test Driver
Do you think if that's the case, that would prove to be an issue at any point? Like deterioration of the belt? I was thinking i'd say something if the noise returned or didn't go away to begin with, but its been fine every since.
#83
Lexus Test Driver
This is true, but I also thought that if its a Lexus Recall/Service, that regardless of the fact that a dealership is franchised, and the vehicle being a Lexus, they should all (the cars outlined) be serviced accordingly. I think Petey had a good idea for Roadfrog! Bring it south, play dumb and have it serviced!
#84
Moderator
The fuel smell on my car is becoming a daily issue. I'm taking it in to figure out what's going on. No signs of leaks anywhere and it seems to happen when idling and especially on start up for a few mins. I suspect something is barely leaking but enough to bring back memories of cutting the neighborhood lawns when I was a youngsta
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#85
Lexus Test Driver
The fuel smell on my car is becoming a daily issue. I'm taking it in to figure out what's going on. No signs of leaks anywhere and it seems to happen when idling and especially on start up for a few mins. I suspect something is barely leaking but enough to bring back memories of cutting the neighborhood lawns when I was a youngsta
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#87
Pole Position
I doubt it...especially if the problem went away so quickly. I wouldn't worry about it...now if it comes back? Then it's something else, but I think you're fine.
#88
Lexus Fanatic
FWIW, I bought a Bando belt (good, OEM quality), for 10 bucks on Ebay. 15 mins to install. Dirt simple. Just use it as an excuse to replace it as a preventative maintenance item.
#89
Pole Position
Just a curiosity. Now that I had that recall done, today I was hummin down the xway. I was cousin at about 70 and some one pull up to my ****. So I got it up to 90 and it was so smooth. However, when I slowed down and got in the far right lane to hit my exit, the car started shaking violently. I though it might be a flat. Nope. I thought it might be the road. Maybe. But when I let off the gas it stopped shaking. I gave it some gas and it started up again. Then it just stopped.
Anyone know what happened?
Anyone know what happened?
#90
Driver School Candidate
got my recall completed Friday, came back gased up and washed. they also noticed a leak from my water pump and they replaced it free (yes surprised) under my powertrain warranty. been running with no issues this weekend.