20 Most Recent 2005 Lexus LS400 - Page 2 Questions & Answers

Check the ignition switch, there is battery voltage to the fuel pump and ignition, because the engine starts with switch in the start position, now check the above with the switch in the run position, If there is no voltage replace the switch.

traction control is for control of the traction of the drive tires Tale it to a professional brake shop for a proper diagnosis grabbing brakes is more likely no brake pads and / or damaged rotor discs

sensor 1 is the sensor located before the catalytic converter and bank 1 is the side of the engine with cylinder #1 so if i'm correct and you have a V-6 that would be the rear of the engine by firewall and the sensor would be in the exhaust manifold

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Sounds like you need to change your ignition switch. This happen when there are too many objects on your key chain.

No, it makes no sense. You have V-8, right? Removing the exhaust manifolds will not provide any help in accessing the starter. The starter is in the middle of the engine.

Believe it is fuse no. 17 but go to bing.com and type in 1997 lexus Ls400 fuse panel. There are many diagrams there and you should be familiar with what your panel looks like.

crank savers or speedie sleeve is available from most bearing retail shops ( cbc, etc) you will need a crank shaft diameter to get one

If the fuse is ok it could be the hazard warning switch. Turn signal problems are often caused by this little-used switch. Usually working the switch rapidly for a couple of minutes puts matters right, if it doesn't it will be time to go further.

Jumper 12 volt battery power to the inside fuse box is the best method here.

Check Compression on cylinders looking for a bad head gasket. Look for bubbling in coolant and check spark plugs for residue. Check exhaust for steam. Hope this helps?

There are two possibilities here. One, the key is so worn that it won't move the tumbler in the lock. The other, more likely, is that one of the tumblers has fallen out of place from wear. Most likely you will need to replace the key and switch. Be sure to keep the old key so you can open your doors and trunk.

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