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    Andrew
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    RX450h
  • Year of Lexus
    2018
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    Suffolk

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  1. Spock66
    Maybe the kick sensor is being triggered.
  2. Spock66
    There are also repair kits available if the valve stem is broken.
  3. Spock66
    Yes you would be paying an extra £410 per year as the original purchase price was over £40k, you do however save £10 by virtue of being a Hybrid.
  4. Spock66
    If it took 2.5 hours I am sure the price would be much higher.
  5. Spock66
    Also one post that stated there was a newer improved version, but I don't believe this has been verified.
  6. Spock66
    Also I think it's one of the factors on why insurance prices have risen overall.
  7. Spock66
    You can always take out an independent warranty cover for peace of mind.
  8. Spock66
    I went from LV to Hastings Direct.
  9. Spock66
    Make sure you get a print out of the tracking / alignment results, you can then have a discussion with objective data. Same with brakes, what is the pad / disc thickness and what are the specifications for wear. If the dealer can't answer these simple questions them most likely they are trying it on.
  10. Spock66
    The petrol smell will be because the car is running too rich.
  11. Spock66
    Most insurance companies will also let you choose your own repairer, but usually you will have to pay an additional £200 or so excess.
  12. Spock66
    If the sensors are metal they do tend to corrode and hence are easily damaged if you try and remove them.
  13. Spock66
    True but the risk factor is mainly the driver rather than the type of vehicle in that scenario.
  14. Spock66
    Sounds to me like it may have been the ECU rather than the headlamp itself, seems unlikely that both components would have failed simultaneously.
  15. Spock66
    Maybe they are old stock and have deteriorated with age.
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