Geir B

Yeah, but it seems that the rear wheels doesn't help at all from standstill. Owners of 450, is that car any better? It has an disable button for the trac?

I was supposed to pull a boat trailer up a slope when it was snow on the ground, but there was zero power to the rear wheels, and the front wheels wasn't helping either. Terrible 4wd system, the rear wheel should at least help from the start, not just when the car is rolling.

Is there a fuse to pull to disable traction control on the RX400h? Any other way? Tried the MAF plug pull but that doesn't work on the european model.

I was wondering what the "Range" on the computer indicate how long you can drive when the tank is filled up? I have a Toyota and it never indicate more than 620 km (385 miles) even when it says 50 mpg average consumption.

Isn't it adaptive? If it uses average 50 mpg the range will indicate around 700 miles to go on one tank?

My tank average is normally ~33 combined (motorway and round town) and when I fill up it generally says around 380 range. I have reset my trip counter the last two fills and get ~420 - 440.

Iirc it took around 54 litres so about 11.8 gallon which means on 420 which is ~35mpg - assuming my calcs are correct :-)

Checked mine today, 612 km range (380 miles) after filling up the tank. Other cars like the Mondeo goes up to 1000-1100 km range after filling up if the average consumption is about 6,0 l/km. Good to know, thanks.

I was wondering what the "Range" on the computer indicate how long you can drive when the tank is filled up? I have a Toyota and it never indicate more than 620 km (385 miles) even when it says 50 mpg average consumption.

Isn't it adaptive? If it uses average 50 mpg the range will indicate around 700 miles to go on one tank?