It's at $4k now, ouch.
I called a local reputable shop, waiting for their quote.
Can't believe being under 29k miles this is happening already.


What's this car worth $$ full transparency

 

I would pay you 20k for it if the interior has been replaced. If not 8-9k but that's just me.....

Did you ever change the fluid btw? It's really critical it's done every two years max on these even if not used much.

 

There's a 10 year extended warranty on these offered by Lexus. Call your dealer and perhaps they'ed do something for you.

 

Lexus service manager is checking with Lexus for a goodwill.
Weighing my options.
Interior was replaced

 

Oh very nice, what colors/spec? It looks great in the picture that's for sure lol!

 

New actuator will be around $900.00 labor was a few hours. I just got mine done at the dealership a few months ago. I just bought an OEM one and had the dealer install it.

 

If I lived in Florida, I would replace brake fluid every 12 months maximum.

 

this is very nice. I've called a reputable Lexus shop in Houston and they do not allow customer to bring in their own parts.
To replace the brake actuator this indy shop would charge $3400 when i called them in 2020. Lexus dealer might charge similar price.
a lot of info at:
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/ls-...-3000-a-3.html

 

brake actuator warranty extension:

 

If you bring your own parts, you won't get a shop warranty for parts or labor. Let them supply the part and you should get full warranty from them. Sometimes paying a higher price for a part is worth it. It's a personal decision.

 

Sale Price

$ 927.02
Limited Time Sale: 12 Days of Lexus 2022, 12% off Genuine Parts and Accessories
All Discounts:$ 296.47 (24% off)
MSRP: $ 1,223.49

currently on sale at bell lexus north scottsdale

 

That is why i buy the discounted OEM Lexus parts from a dealer so I still get the full warranty...

 

Yes that's about what i paid...

 

Yes, that's right but you won't get the labor covered upon part failure when you bring that part to another shop for install. This thread is about having the labor done at a shop.