Lexus Es300 (2000) Starts and stalls after replacing the battery
#17
Driver School Candidate
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[QUOTE = wmj259; 10365124] 1.) Вам либо нужно будет удалить ECM, и отправить его для очистки.
2.) Или вы можете сделать это самостоятельно, чтобы распаковать, перекодировать и припаять чип в ECM.
Первый маршрут имеет тенденцию быть самым легким с меньшим риском. Будет стоить около $ 80 +.
Вы могли бы назвать слесаря и спросить , если они могут сбросить иммобилайзер с их оборудованием. [/ QUOTE]
First option. Remove by yourself. What do i need to do? I understand correctly that ECM will need to be taken to the dealer for cleaning or will it be cleared by the call master?
2.) Или вы можете сделать это самостоятельно, чтобы распаковать, перекодировать и припаять чип в ECM.
Первый маршрут имеет тенденцию быть самым легким с меньшим риском. Будет стоить около $ 80 +.
Вы могли бы назвать слесаря и спросить , если они могут сбросить иммобилайзер с их оборудованием. [/ QUOTE]
First option. Remove by yourself. What do i need to do? I understand correctly that ECM will need to be taken to the dealer for cleaning or will it be cleared by the call master?
#18
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You guys are making this too complicated for the poor soul. Here is a link.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1aKb96V8A44
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1aKb96V8A44
#19
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#20
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#21
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Everything in the car worked fine until I replaced the old battery with a new one. The immobilizer indicator really goes out when the key is in the ignition lock, the starter turns, the dashboard is on, but the engine does not start. What is the reason i dont know
#22
Lexus Champion
You said the car starts and stalls, so the engine doesn't actually start just cranks? With the key to ON do you have the check engine light illuminated? If possible upload a video of you trying to start the car.
#24
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It turned out to bring while holding the gas pedal fully depressed. When replacing the battery, the computer settings were lost. This seems to be due to the fact that the air damper is dirty, but the computer is able to adapt. Thanks to all.
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Ridehigh69 (12-18-18)
#25
Driver School Candidate
You're not alone Tolyk. I'm having the same issues w/ my 2003 right now after. I just replaced the battery 3 wks ago (after recently changing the alternator and having and still running on a 2 yr old starter) and the car will stall for brief periods when at a stop sign/light for longer than 4 or 5 seconds. I was told before it could've been an ECM issue. Incidentally I am in need of a new master key anyway because my key is falling apart. I'll need to check the CPU settings as you mentioned on why i keep experiencing that same issue w the starting and stopping upon replaced battery.
Last edited by Ridehigh69; 12-18-18 at 09:34 PM.
#27
Pole Position
It is your reserve Master Key that you are supposed to carry in your wallet, it is there in case you lose your main key or get it locked inside the car by accident. Here is an Owners Manual for your car, which goes into details about it.
P.S. You are quite lucky to still have one, rarely does anyone hold on to it.
Hope this helps and best of luck!
#28
Driver School Candidate
Reserve master key card
Arsenii thank you for that info and the link! My next question: Is it possible to fully program a new key with that reserve Master Key Card? Especially programming it to the ignition.
Thank you again!
Thank you again!
Hello,
It is your reserve Master Key that you are supposed to carry in your wallet, it is there in case you lose your main key or get it locked inside the car by accident. Here is an Owners Manual for your car, which goes into details about it.
P.S. You are quite lucky to still have one, rarely does anyone hold on to it.
Hope this helps and best of luck!
It is your reserve Master Key that you are supposed to carry in your wallet, it is there in case you lose your main key or get it locked inside the car by accident. Here is an Owners Manual for your car, which goes into details about it.
P.S. You are quite lucky to still have one, rarely does anyone hold on to it.
Hope this helps and best of luck!
#29
Pole Position
Hope this helps and best of luck!
#30
Driver School Candidate
Arsenii i am kinda confused with that video. That guy has an actual functional ignition key that he is using to help program the new key. This is what I have an original ignition key in pieces with no chip, a new key fully in tact and already etched but not programmed at all and of course I have the Master Key Card. I believe the original key in pieces with no chip is of no help, correct me if i am wrong. So now all i have is the Master Key Card and the new etched key that has never been programmed. I have the metal etched part of the broken key that is how i got the new key etched. Please help i am getting annoyed with this issue!!! Lol
Thank you
Dorian
Thank you
Dorian
It appears to be a fully functioning Master key, so it should be possible to program a new key with it, following the video below.
https://youtu.be/4F3Xu_GdbqU
Hope this helps and best of luck!
https://youtu.be/4F3Xu_GdbqU
Hope this helps and best of luck!