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Yaw rate sensor. Does it's go bad and would it affect shifting

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Old 01-11-19, 04:57 PM
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Default Yaw rate sensor. Does it's go bad and would it affect shifting

In my07 460 when I make rt turns the trans seems to windout a bit before enguaging but when I make left turns there is no probs at all. Also I changed my oil recently and used 5w 20 synthetic . Since the I'm having shifting problems. I was reading that 0w20 would cure that problem. Is that true that motor oil would affect the transmission?
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Mine does that too. Not everytime. If i take a left turn at a stop and go. It revs up a bit then tranny catches up. Never found a answer.
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I noticed that too when turning right from stop. It seems the car revs up to almost 1800-2000 rpm before engaging. Maybe safety feature?
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Zero Point Calibration will solve the problem you are having. I fixed the same issue one my highlander by doing this.
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Will test it out today and report back .
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Originally Posted by ALK
Will test it out today and report back .
Did it work?
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Going to get to it this Sunday. Started a new job this week. Will let you know.
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I Can confirm that doing Zero Point Calibration . Improved shifting when turning and gear engagement.
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Likely the transmission fluid level is low.
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How do you do Zero Point Calibration?
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I'm thinking the fluid level also but how do you fill it? Or even check it for that matter. Also I can't find any info on doing a zero point calibration on the year make and model. Any info I could be directed to?
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Using Techstream: https://www.clublexus.com/forums/ls-...echstream.html
I don't know if this is applicable to LS460; but Here is a thread on doing it manually: https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sc4...30-solved.html
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I am just not certain which is the TS and CG pin on the LS. Some says Pin 4 and 12 another says pin 4 and 13. Anyone???
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I had gone to Lexus and they tell me that I need a replacement transmission and want to charge me 7400 dollars when I go to the Lexus owners site it shows me a bunch of fault codes a,c,d solenoids and a transmission pump. The service tech stated the trans pump not the report. But it wasn't a big problem until I got it back from the dealer for the 135000 maintenance.
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Originally Posted by Tec80
Likely the transmission fluid level is low.
I went to the Toyota Dealership to get a drain and refill today. I'm so pissed.
I dropped my car off at 8:47 Saturday morning to have my transmission serviced and I was told it would take about three hours. At 1pm, I called and asked, what's the status of my car? I was told, it's almost done. When I didn't get a call back, I called again at 3pm and was told, the mechanic was finishing up. At 3:30, I went to see what the hold up was and found out the car hadn't been started. Now I'm very upset. I found the service manager, Kevin Johnson and asked him what possible explanation could you have for this situation? Well, there was a mix up and we'll get right on it now. It's been 7 hours now and I am so frustrated with this Service Department. This is the second time they had my car and both times, they found a way to fail in every way possible. I just don't know how you people justify this type of customer service.


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