IBishop

Thanks both, but no joy. Tried to connect before leaving for half hour journey and still no "handshake" between SatNav and 'phone. Checked again and phone is set to connect automatically. No great hardship but just a pain. Ian

Does anyone have a solution to this? I have succesfully registered my Motorola V3i with bluetooth connection to my RX 350 SE-L. However, when I switch off engine, leave then return to car, the phone is not recognised on startup. I then have to go into "register" mode on the Sat/Nav/Phone system in the car again and set my phone to find the RX connection. The two then pair (without having to type pass code) According to handbook etc, provided Bluetooth remains powered up on phone; Phone set to handsfree (car) and SAt/Nav/Phone in the RX is set to receive my registered phone. This should be automatic. I have the both the car set-up and phone set to automatic bonding. Could this be a fault or just a drawback with the Motorola ? Cheers Ian

Did you acquire a dog guard as well? If so how does it fit? I am in exactly the same boat having just bought a RX 350 SE-L and, though a "cheapo" guard I had previously will do short term , it isn't a great fit. I just wonder how the Lexus guard fits, given the contour of the roof where there is a drop (LHS facing) presumably for the rear tail motor. This means roof is lower left side than right. As all guards I have ever seen run straight across, this means that either you have a large gap to roof, or cannot extend bars to left hand side. Anyone advise?

Just signed up to LOC as I have just bought an ex demo RX 350 SE-L at (what I think) is a tremendous price. A real stunner and can hardly wait to take delivery (having plates transferred from current car). I wondered if anyone had any views on car trackers and whether they are worth fitting. In my area there has just been an incident of "car jacking" of "luxury marque" but don't know how common this is. I see we are talking circa £400 + £120 pa subscription. Any thoughts? Thanks