Ryan Austin

Hi everyone, Lexus where in touch today and have been unable to determine the fault. According to the technician he has been unable to replicate the issues we have had. They are returning the vehicle to us tomorrow but I will speak to them and see if anything else can be done before we accept the vehicle. If anyone has any suggestions I would appreciate it.

Spoke to Lexus this morning, and they are still no further in diagnosing the problem. Lexus technical have mention to the technician that their could be an imbalance in the wheels but he finds that hard to believe. They are going to keep the car a few more days and see if they can diagnose it. The tyres and wheels have been check, all pressures ok and wheels balance was ok. i will let you know more when they get back to me. John, is your ux still having the same problems have you taken it back to the delete yet?

Apologies for the delay in replying, work has had me quite busy. Yes, the Lexus technician has confirmed that data stored in the cars memory is showing an abs activation at 14 mph. Other times, the tell tail sign of abs thump through the break pedal has been felt (this has been under normal breaking) i am hoping to here from Lexus tomorrow, I will let you know what they say.

Thanks for the info, I will speak to the garage tomorrow and see what they are planning

Hi everyone. This is my first time posting on the site and i am hoping you might be able to help us with a issue. We have a 19 plate NX 300h takumi and everything has been great until recently. Under breaking at low speeds we are finding the abs is kicking in without heavy application of the break pedal. The abs seems to kick in at low speeds and also a locking up of one or more of the wheels at low speed. This was happening in the wet but has now progressed to happening in the dry. The car is currently at Lexus (as it is only 3 months old) and they have found that the computer has stored abs activations at 14mph. This has the technician stumped and also he has been unable to replicate the fault. Apologies for the long winded explanation but i am hoping that you might be able to help or if anyone has had any similar problems