After leaving the light switch on overnight, the car would not start. I had to jump start it and noticed the dash lights, head lights, or windows work and I can't put it in gear.
SOURCE: 1990 LS 400
Thanks for the reply, yes I checked the fusable linound that it was bk myself and blown but having trouble removing them
SOURCE: lexus gs300 dash lights ,sunroof,gear lever,windows, not working
hello freddy - the good news is that your lexus has a self diagnosis system built into it. this is what you need to do.
drive to an auto zone or similar autoparts store and have them put your lexus on their computer to scan for trouble codes. they offer this as a free service. with a little luck this scan will isolate the problem and the fix will be quick and easy.
if this doesnt fix it for you get back and let me know what codes popped up.
here is a link to the lexus trouble codes so you will have added insight. good luck.
http://www.troublecodes.net/Lexus/
SOURCE: 91 lexus ls 400. nothing electrical work. car
Bad ground on the battery cable
Or shot alternator
SOURCE: LS430 / 2005 has been
Hi, the starter solenoid has packed up and you need to replace it. To find out where it is located, get someone to turn the key as if to start and you have the bonnet or hood lifted and you will hear the click coming from the solenoid.
The solenoid is essentially a switch that turns the starter on and off. When your car is just sitting off in the driveway, the solenoid is receiving a current from the battery, but it does not pass it on to the starter. When you flip the ignition, a small current signals the solenoid to let the current through to the starter. The starter then turns over. When you have a solenoid that is going bad, the switch can get tweaked and not let the current through correctly. Since the electrical current isn't enough to fire up the starter, the engine doesn't fire. In some cars, it just makes a clicking noise.
Are you saying the engine cranks but won't start, or the engine won't crank ?
If the engine does not crank, you would check for voltage at the starter, the neutral safety switch, and the key switch as well as the ground connections.
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