A Few Questions

[mrkfx]

Hi All,

I have few questions about my IS220dSe.

I seem to have done something which has deactivated all passenger windows switches, and i noticed last night there are flashing lights on the buttons? How do i fix that?

Secondly, is there a list of Lexus specialist or independent workshops in the UK?

Thanks.

[F.A.]

There is a window lock switch located in front of the drivers side window switches next to the door lock switch.

When the window lock switch is activated, none of the other window switches will work and their lights are normally off and not flashing. So something else may be up?!

[mayur]

Hi All,

I have few questions about my IS220dSe.

I seem to have done something which has deactivated all passenger windows switches, and i noticed last night there are flashing lights on the buttons? How do i fix that?

Secondly, is there a list of Lexus specialist or independent workshops in the UK?

Thanks.

mrkfx, Pretty easy fix for this. If you roll each window down and up again all the way from the drivers switches a couple of times then the lights will stop flashing, and they should work properly.You must roll them all thee way up and down. Its a mechanism that come into play

normally if you disconnect the window switch from the wire loom. Because the computer has to relearn the resistance points at the top and the bottom of the window frame. It may mean you have a loose connector or something like that. Hope this helps

[mrkfx]

Hi All,

I have few questions about my IS220dSe.

I seem to have done something which has deactivated all passenger windows switches, and i noticed last night there are flashing lights on the buttons? How do i fix that?

Secondly, is there a list of Lexus specialist or independent workshops in the UK?

Thanks.

mrkfx, Pretty easy fix for this. If you roll each window down and up again all the way from the drivers switches a couple of times then the lights will stop flashing, and they should work properly.You must roll them all thee way up and down. Its a mechanism that come into play

normally if you disconnect the window switch from the wire loom. Because the computer has to relearn the resistance points at the top and the bottom of the window frame. It may mean you have a loose connector or something like that. Hope this helps

Thanks for this- worked a treat. I did disconnect the Battery a week or so ago- probably the cause.