dunston

I just had my very well trusted mechanic replace the rotors and pads on my 2007 LS460 I got about a month ago. The rotors were warped and the car had new pads and a brake fluid flush about 10k before I bought it, it has 155k currently. I had new rotors and pads installed yesterday and the check brakes warning, check ASC, check pads and pull over and contact dealer warnings and possibly a few others pop up after he installed everything. He did not disconnect any plugs or wires, just pulled off old rotors and pulled off the pads and replaced them with new. Very basic and straight forward. Any idea what to check to get all the warning lights to go off without having to go to the dealer to diagnose it? Thank you for the help!

johnnyg66

When i did all my rotors and pads i didnt get that warning. In looking up my own steering issue i read that if that happens you have to reset the calibration. Do a google search on that and you should dig it out.

fivesevenn

had a customer bring in a LS460 similiar symptoms as yours, found out that one pressure for the caliper wasnt up to specs and illuminated all the warning lights.
also depending on how your mechanic did the electronic brake flush, itl require initialization.
new pads and rotors with brake warning sensors?