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Sounds like it could be a battery issue if it happens on cold days. Age of car? Go get it tested.
Our cars have a battery indicator light, but it doesn't tell you if the battery is low. The electronics just start behaving abnormally.
I just got it tested at AutoZone and was told the battery is bad but holds a perfect charge. The battery is apparently the original battery from 4/16 but still has a 84 month warranty🤷♂️ Should I call Lexus and see if we could get a battery replacement?
I had the battery replaced in my 2015 at 47 months in from delivery. Covered under warranty and was given a further pro rated 4 year warranty on top of that. New owner will be using that, I presume. SO if you don't ask, you wont get. Give it a shot at least.
Just called in Lexus, the 84 month prorated warranty replacement is honestly not worth it. Anyone have any battery recommendations? Hopefully it'll solve the drive start issue since we have 5k miles till warranty is gone😢
Just called in Lexus, the 84 month prorated warranty replacement is honestly not worth it. Anyone have any battery recommendations? Hopefully it'll solve the drive start issue since we have 5k miles till warranty is gone😢
How did you get a 84 month battery warranty?
The expected life of the Standard Lexus battery is between 3 & 5 years and is normally covered in the initial bumper to bumper warranty.
How did you get a 84 month battery warranty?
The expected life of the Standard Lexus battery is between 3 & 5 years and is normally covered in the initial bumper to bumper warranty.
One of the previous two owners (dealership car and a older couple) changed out the original battery and got a oem Lexus replacement with the 84 month warranty. It's a prorated warranty so it's not really worth it. 100% off replacement if inside 4 yr 50k warranty, 50% off replacement if you're 0-2 months out, and 25% off from there on or something on the lines of that.
Press brake; push button, get weird engine noise and this message: "A malfunction in the Drive-Start Control System has been detected. Do not rely on this syste. Contact your Lexus dealer .... immediately"
Had this occur to me recently. Had battery tested, it was weak. Warranty coverage is 4 years or 50,000 miles, whichever comes first. They asked $235+tax to replace, I passed.
2017 RX 350 with 74k miles. Just had battery replaced last week. Now, when starting, battery didn't sound happy, and I get this damn code, of course on a Sunday. I live alone with no other car, and the dealership is 40 minutes away. Dare I drive to do errands or just have it towed now? Of course, due to personnel issues, my dealership is not offering valet service....... and no loaners!
2017 RX 350 with 74k miles. Just had battery replaced last week. Now, when starting, battery didn't sound happy, and I get this damn code, of course on a Sunday. I live alone with no other car, and the dealership is 40 minutes away. Dare I drive to do errands or just have it towed now? Of course, due to personnel issues, my dealership is not offering valet service....... and no loaners!
Code? What was the code? Battery was just replaced? Who replaced it? Did they check the charging system when they replaced it? What brand of battery is it? What is the warranty? Please give more details.
Thank you.
Code? What was the code? Battery was just replaced? Who replaced it? Did they check the charging system when they replaced it? What brand of battery is it? What is the warranty? Please give more details.
Thank you.
Here is the code And here is the Lexus installed $269 battery (which I notice says 7/22 although installed 10:22)
I am at 74000 miles so out of warranty- they claimed they checked alternator
A battery that lasts a week would mean something's wrong with the charging system (alternator).
Too bad your dealer doesn't seem to want to meet their customer's needs.