take it to the dealer if you still have warranty if not try Tannin Auto from the post above....

 

Select your options and purchase the repair here and send in your cluster. Same day turn around:

http://www.taninautoelectronix.com/L...ter_repair.htm

 

How is everyone else's gauge cluster holding up? I have an '08 w/69K miles and the middle LED in my speedo just went out last week, and yesterday the middle needle in my tach went out. Going to take it in this week for what will be my 2nd gauge cluster replacement....good thing I bought the 8yr 125K warranty!

 

My RPM cluster needle is half dead. I didn't know it was covered under cpo warranty but based on the thread it is. Gonna call my SA next week.

 

Mine are still perfect. 120k on the odometer now.

 

It strongly depends on climate. We have seen clusters from Arizona bad by 60-70k.

 

Or in my case, twice by 60-70K (I'm in AZ)

 

I don't know about the CPO warranty, but I have the Lexus Platinum extended warranty and I know it's covered under that.

 

100k here and no issues yet.

 

Both my needles from my speedometer and the rpm have been dead for 3 or so years LOL

 

I figured out how to replace these tiny LED from reading quite a few DIY postings. Took me a few trials to get the right LED for color and brightness.
There were a member here whom used to replace the LED; I don't think he is active here anymore.

 

I replaced the LED on my buddy's ISF but wasn't too happy with the brightness. We found another source of brighter, right angle LED and are very please with the result.
ISF with the not so bright LED




My IS350 with the brighter LED

 

Both my needles have dead LEDs. 08 with just under 60k miles

 

Pheonix72, can you share the links that helped you with this DIY. I'm interested

 

There are several diy posts but i mainly follow this one. The pictures are no longer there so took me a while to figured out everything.
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/is-...g-needles.html
This diy isn't for the amateurs! Very hard to do plus you have to have the right LED and soldering equipment. I am fortunately to work in Electronics so i have access to the right stuffs and pretty perfected this diy after many many trials (and ordered different LED from different sources).
Good luck.