accelerating by itself ?
accelerating by itself ?
my car 09 is 250 have only 13,000 miles on it.This morning i check and see the fog light didnt come on.i open fuse box and see one fuse flow.i didnt know which fuse but i look at the back of the cover and i see 15 red fog low.after i took the fuse out.i start my car and the gas accelerating by itself.The check light turn on and car icon when driving wet weather power come and i see status traff off.i have no idea whats going on.i was drive to lexus dealer but i was scared when the gas accelerater go up and down by itself and when i step on the gas pedal.The car refuse to move.anybody have this problem or know what is relate of?i end up call lexus dealer town my car.anybody have this proplem?
my car 09 is 250 have only 13,000 miles on it.This morning i check and see the fog light didnt come on.i open fuse box and see one fuse flow.i didnt know which fuse but i look at the back of the cover and i see 15 red fog low.after i took the fuse out.i start my car and the gas accelerating by itself.The check light turn on and car icon when driving wet weather power come and i see status traff off.i have no idea whats going on.i was drive to lexus dealer but i was scared when the gas accelerater go up and down by itself and when i step on the gas pedal.The car refuse to move.anybody have this problem or know what is relate of?i end up call lexus dealer town my car.anybody have this proplem?
The gas pedal is not physically connected to anything else in the car, it's impossible for it to "go up and down" by itself.
It's not like older cars where there's a physical throttle cable to get stuck.
The only way the car even knows how far you pressed the pedal is via electronics. The car is drive by wire.
So I'm gonna have to call BS on your story since it's physically impossible.
That.... or ghosts. It could be ghosts.
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There is a recall, but it's entirely unnecessary if you are using the correct OEM floor mats correctly installed. (The recall notice itself even says this) and all it "fixes" is it replaces the pedal with a smaller one so it's less likely to get stuck on aftermarket/incorrectly installed floor mats, and adds a (useless) brake-override feature to the ECU.
There is a recall, but it's entirely unnecessary if you are using the correct OEM floor mats correctly installed. (The recall notice itself even says this) and all it "fixes" is it replaces the pedal with a smaller one so it's less likely to get stuck on aftermarket/incorrectly installed floor mats, and adds a (useless) brake-override feature to the ECU.
