Check Engine Light - Check VSC
Part number on the new cap is 77300-47010 per the service order.
Presumably the -09 suffix means it's a 2009 TSIB, but can't seem to find it via search here or google.
I'm curious to read that TSIB (L-SB-0168-09). It's my nature to be curious! Anyone have this TSIB and could post it, or a link here?
Last edited by HomieG; Feb 11, 2010 at 02:53 PM.
I got 06 is250 AWD.. While driving in the rain, I got Blinking Check Engine, VSC on, and loss of power. Got home, restarted the car and everything is back to normal now.. Will I be able to retrieve any error codes from that incident or it can only be done while Check Engine is on? Is loss of power in my case = misfiring = problem with exhaust valves (Lexus TSB)? Thank you in advance.
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The notice a few TSB from Lexus on it and proceed to tell me that the valves need to be replaced because of carbon buildup. They will need Lexus to oversee the operation and measure the parts before they are put back. Several weeks later and still no car. Apparently one of Lexus' chief engineers from Atlanta was called in. According to the service rep, the carbon buildup has to be cleaned off of the cylinders and they can only do two a day. Needless to say I'm not happy.
Can this car be declared a lemon? What guarantee will I have that it won't happen again? Maybe you guys should have your dealer check that angle.
2006 GS300
The check engine light came on and the (!) light next to it and also I believe the traction control light (top left yellow light looks like a car swirving). The LCD was also saying Check VSC. I also have the Check Status light on before because when I changed my rims out a while back my shop wasn't able to mount my stock TPMS Sensors on my aftermarket rims, Discount said the could do it with an adapter for $70 but I haven't had time to go and get it done, but they said they couldn't reprogram the TPMS Sensors to different PSI but they could just reset it, so I figure I'd have to go to the dealer to have them do that (anyone know how much they charge to reprogram the TPMS Sensor to a different PSI?)
I digress...
After reading this thread I checked gas cap sealing o-ring, it didn't look worn out or old, so I put it back on. When I removed the cap it seamed a little lose but I'm usually pretty good about making it click 3-5 times when I fill up.
I drove around today turned the car on and off a handful of times while running errands and they remained on when I turned the car back on each time.
I changed my oil a few weeks ago to Royale Purple Sythentic and the oil filter but not the air filter.
I've been busy and had been looking at various auto stores for a K&N but no one has it in stock. After reading one guys post on page 3 or 4, he said his problem was a dirty air filter and a dirty MAF Sensor.
Well I just went to AutoZone and and had them run the ODBII scan and it came up with this code:
P0014
Definition
Camshaft position "B" timing over advance-
bank 1
Probable cause
1.Engine mechanical condition
2.Camshaft actuator condition
Now I don't know what all this means if anyone could translate I'd appreciate it.
When I left started my car up and left AutoZone and all those lights (check engine, the (!), and the traction control (swirvy car)) were all off? I don't know if it's because of the ODBII scan he did that temporarily turned it off and maybe it might turn back on after a few days or if it was just the gas cap?
Either way, if someone could translate or has had some more input let know.
I'll keep ya'll posted if the horrible error lights come back on.
Thanks.
2006 GS300
The check engine light came on and the (!) light next to it and also I believe the traction control light (top left yellow light looks like a car swirving). The LCD was also saying Check VSC. I also have the Check Status light on before because when I changed my rims out a while back my shop wasn't able to mount my stock TPMS Sensors on my aftermarket rims, Discount said the could do it with an adapter for $70 but I haven't had time to go and get it done, but they said they couldn't reprogram the TPMS Sensors to different PSI but they could just reset it, so I figure I'd have to go to the dealer to have them do that (anyone know how much they charge to reprogram the TPMS Sensor to a different PSI?)
I digress...
After reading this thread I checked gas cap sealing o-ring, it didn't look worn out or old, so I put it back on. When I removed the cap it seamed a little lose but I'm usually pretty good about making it click 3-5 times when I fill up.
I drove around today turned the car on and off a handful of times while running errands and they remained on when I turned the car back on each time.
I changed my oil a few weeks ago to Royale Purple Sythentic and the oil filter but not the air filter.
I've been busy and had been looking at various auto stores for a K&N but no one has it in stock. After reading one guys post on page 3 or 4, he said his problem was a dirty air filter and a dirty MAF Sensor.
Well I just went to AutoZone and and had them run the ODBII scan and it came up with this code:
P0014
Definition
Camshaft position "B" timing over advance-
bank 1
Probable cause
1.Engine mechanical condition
2.Camshaft actuator condition
Now I don't know what all this means if anyone could translate I'd appreciate it.
When I left started my car up and left AutoZone and all those lights (check engine, the (!), and the traction control (swirvy car)) were all off? I don't know if it's because of the ODBII scan he did that temporarily turned it off and maybe it might turn back on after a few days or if it was just the gas cap?
Either way, if someone could translate or has had some more input let know.
I'll keep ya'll posted if the horrible error lights come back on.
Thanks.
The second post was mainly just to get the error code translated but I did add a brief discription so that they have a little background info on why it happened?
Savy?
thanks!





