ttodd

Car's the bestI I've ever had, seems quicker than a TT and so comfortable. Got to be a the choice for a high qual. 4 seater for an old guy like me. Will test the batter when it's serviced; in the meantime Clarks works every time.

Thanks, yes I thought the battery might be tired; went flat in a fortnight again but AA man told me to have courage and just connect the booster and sure, it starts. There must be a way to change fob key batteries without a trip to Lexus though; have done them on Toyota and garage fobs but the Lexus has me beat; no screws or access that I can see??? Here's the place for the unpatronising answer I hope.....

Another dead battery today as usual after car sits for 6 weeks or so [happened with my TT as well and you ret to disconnect the battery on that!!] Anyway, using my Clarkes jump start, which usually is fine with mimimal arcing on connection, I got massive arcing and some smoke etc. Rather than frying the loom [as happened on my friend's E-type Jag] I gave up and seek advice here. Is it a dud battery [2009, 10k miles only]? apparently they just fail all at once. If it was a normal car I'd say there was a massive load present eg headlights on etc. but as far as I can see nothing is on. Help gratefully received, which this forum is renowned for. Car is the best I've ever had; even my wife is comfortable in the back....