I indeed have it it park the whole time. I even held down the brake with both feet (just incase all of 140lb of me was not enough) used a flat headed screw driver and pushed the "shift lock" to move the shifter. Everything seems to be working fine. Other odd thing is every time the battery is disconnected, I have to play with the window control on each door to tech the deiver side main controls how to roll down the windows. Oddest thing.

 

The window reset is normal after disconnect of battery.

 

Thanks again to all who helped out with this matter. My husband and I are both Lexus noobs. It is always nice to join a fourm and have helpful people. Again thank you all.

 

Whisperss,

Anytime you have low tire pressure the dash tends to lit up with a few warnings and it wont go away until you add more air and it resets itself or you do.

Check engine, VSC, Low tire pressure...to name a few

 

Hey everyone. Yep it is me again. The car is running fine. Now my windshield wipers do not work. I tried everything.. I can spray the washer fluid but The wipers do not work...

 

There is a recall for the wiper nut check that out

 

So after you depressed the shift-lock and moved the shifter through the "gears" and put in back into Park, at that time did the car start?

 

Nope. It did not. I may have fingured out the wiper issue also.. I may have put a fuss in the wrong spot.

 

^Do you recall what you did last that made the car come back to life?

Trying to help out future readers with similar problems to see what fixed it.

Thanks!

 

I hooked up the OBDII reader without clearning the computer and it came back to life. Cleared the P0705 error and she is back to life.

 

Okay I am a big DORK!! I did put the 30a fuse in the wrong spot. This diagram helped:
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/att...ide_fuses2.jpg

Thanks again everyone. ��

 

^Don't feel so bad, I did the same thing with the radio fuse here recently while trying to diagnosis my NAV unit issues. One slot position off and I was wondering why my radio no longer worked. LOL!

 

I even went to the local Toyota dealership while on lunch to see if they could help me. They kept looking at the fuse box on the driver side in the engine bay. They looked at my Go-Cart (the Is350) without charging me.

We are learnig as we go being my husband and I have never owned a Lexus tell now. At least I am not the only one who puts fuses in the wrong spot. Thanks again for the help everyone. I really do enjoy our Go-Cart and it is a nice car.

 

Okay I am eeally getting tired of this car... It is back to doing what it did Saturday night...

 

The traction control came on as I was headed down the road. Figured it was the rain. Went to get gas denied...