Gulp... GS450h - Check VSC, Check ECB, Check PCS

[Zotto]

All this codes together may occur if you have a defective 12 V Battery, may be it's time to change it (or verify if contacts are well tightened).

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On 7/16/2016 at 3:46 PM, MrShades said:

Yes - seems that way. Have driven it last night and for some time this morning and it seems fine.

I'm just imagining the Lexus dealership story - we've tested it Sir (£79) and its reporting a faulty ABS sensor so we've changed it (£150, I checked) and reset the warning messages - so it's just the parts and a couple of hours labour... Here's an invoice for £600 - and look how clean it is!

Errr... Thanks!

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This reminds me of the time my Subaru Legacy (apparently its part of the Toyota group according to reports on LexusOwnersClub ! 😊 ) had a problem with the key fob not working. I tried everything and in the end went to Subaru.

 

Ended up charging me around £90 for a new inner for my key. When I got it back home and checked it over once again I realised it was when I'd swapped out batteries. I had ended up putting in the Battery the wrong way and in my frustration never thought to check that during my fsult finding mission.

Dealers must have had a right laff as they would have seen the Battery inserted the wrong way round when they opened it up. They didn't think to tell me though during charging me for my new innards and the fob they'd 'repaired'...

[bmwjavier]

3 hours ago, Zotto said:

All this codes together may occur if you have a defective 12 V battery, may be it's time to change it (or verify if contacts are well tightened).

Thank You @Zotto The 12 V Battery was changed on november 2018, only 13 months ago.... Original, Panasonic,,,, 

 

I will verify if contacts are well tightened, but I don't think that's the problem...