IntakerGS

Thanks for sharing! Cheers

Do you also have shift problems?

Are you sure your car hasn't got the auto-level mechanism? This is generaly the case if you have the HID light option. These types have a self-leveling mechanism, located at the rear wheels. I believe a dash warning light should warn, when this mechanism fails. Check this first pls. In case you have standard lighting, there's also a manual levelknob in the car. There should be two knobs available near the bulbs. If I recall correct, the one closest adjust height, the other sideways. Fog lights are not required to see the mainbeam, as they beam under fog-particles. However, some 'adjust' them to fill the gap between headlights and car, but you should def. be able to see a beam on the road from the main headlights.

Hi Sarge, In case it's the door trigger, you can check by pushing the pin in/out. Other signs can be that if your door's ajar, no door-open warning sign shows on your display, and problems with the locks. Alarm is also connected to these pins. So if one feels feels sticky, remove the rubber dirt protection en spray some WD40 in. If lucky, this could save you some dineros. Cheers

You might check also for a bad or falsing door-trigger, as this might drain the battery and trigger the alarm.

You best check your wiring for bad or loose cables/connections. It might be a long shot, but I once had a car serviced (no lexus), where they forgot to plug-in some cabling at the engine compartment. Starting the car was no problem, but the wipers went nuts, stuck in high-speed. I can imagine that perhaps a cable is corroded or broken, therefore messing up the interval/relay at times. If you can get hold of a wiring diagram for the wipers, you can gently pull the cables/connections and see if that effects the operation of wiper-interval.