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sliyk

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  1. 9 hours ago, rayaans said:

    Let us know how it goes

    the health check turned out alright. The engineer stated that as the front bumper had been repaired (someone had backed into my car and done damage before i bought it) the wiring may have been plugged in improperly for the drl to go off when headlights come on. I talked to the guy who sold me the car he said to bring it in he will get the drl issue fixed. The engineer also said one of the bumper brackets is broken. My questions is what is a bumper bracket and if its broken what happens then? I think one bracket costs 70 quid without installation.

  2. On 26/02/2017 at 0:08 PM, bluenose1940 said:

    I am pretty sure that the chap wants to deal with me direct rather than go through his insurance.  I am going to try to source a reputable bodyshop in the area and get a quote from them, if I can find another couple that come recommended I'll get quotes from them too.

    I think you should get it done from Lexus. This is your own car that got hit due to no fault of your own.

  3. 16 minutes ago, rayaans said:

    Thats really odd.

    Both DRLs turn on in mine if its dark outside and the car is unlocked

    If its bright outside, they dont turn on, even when the car is switched on until the gear selector is moved from Park

    when i turn the slider all the way back (to off position) both leds are on and super bright but when i turn on the headlights the right drl goes.

    getting a vehicle health check done tomorrow will ask the technician about it

  4. On 27/11/2009 at 10:51 AM, Maffison said:

    I have only just sorted this problem on my car whilst fitting Angel Eyes. The headlamp units have 2 sponge breathers which will not stop condensation as they will saturate quickly if the lens seals leak. Remove the headlamp and bake to remove the lens. Dry the inside with a hair dryer. Partly close the unit so the glue is exposed still and heat in the oven again. Once its hot use silicone sealant on the seams and close the unit properly. I drove 70 miles in very heavy rain after doing mine and not a drop of moisture got in.

    know anyone in the midlands who can do this for me?

  5. Just now, Rebecca said:

    Very very nice car you have there and a lovely colour. You must be delighted 😀

    Thank you :) I am over the moon! just learning about the tips and tricks. Im sure there may be a thread around here in the forums to gobble up lol.

  6. 8 hours ago, tayaste said:

    As Rebecca says. Pictures, or it didn't happen.  :wink3:

    Haha true that. Will put them up in a bit but feverishly reading up as much I can on the car :D

     

    It's a 2013 model with 37k miles on the clock. Fsport with almost everything loaded. 

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