Ok my auto leveling light just came on and wanted to no how do I fix this problem and do it effect inspection cuz mine is do ..smh ...fml 

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Have you recently lowered your car??Originally Posted by LEX1989
Ok my auto leveling light just came on and wanted to no how do I fix this problem and do it effect inspection cuz mine is do ..smh ...fml
No I didn't but I took my rims off and put on the stock wheels for winter
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I don't think that would cause the issue, if any moisture got into your sensors, it could cause an auto-leveling issue. Some guys just disconnect the battery for 10 mins or take out their ECU chip (the #4 blue one I believe) and it will clear the light. It didn't work for me, but that's because once I dropped the car, it bent the leveling arm in the rear.
Ok I reset the ecu and Nuthin changed car is more responsive while driving
. But light is still on smh
. But light is still on smhDriver
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Originally Posted by SuthrnGent
I don't think that would cause the issue, if any moisture got into your sensors, it could cause an auto-leveling issue. Some guys just disconnect the battery for 10 mins or take out their ECU chip (the #4 blue one I believe) and it will clear the light. It didn't work for me, but that's because once I dropped the car, it bent the leveling arm in the rear.
so when i lowered my car the leveling arm is bent... how do i fix it?
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. But light is still on smh
This might be more helpful, let me knowOriginally Posted by LEX1989
Ok I reset the ecu and Nuthin changed car is more responsive while driving
. But light is still on smh
http://my.is/forums/f64/is300-how-fi...g-free-342712/
This too...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1NUxDbcG6go
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Loosen that gold flower nut connected to the arm and move the arm accordingly. This is how it should look.Originally Posted by evan2k
so when i lowered my car the leveling arm is bent... how do i fix it?
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/5070315-post3.html
Driver
i have the same problem and I'm not lowered. went to the stealership and it was looking like a $750 repair. said screw that. the price itself is about $230 if I remember correctly.