2008 lexus GS350 Check VSC, VSC off and ABS no check engine, car won't start
#1
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2008 lexus GS350 Check VSC, VSC off and ABS no check engine, car won't start
I have 2008 Lexus GS 350. Filled up my Tank at the Exxon Gas station last night with Premium Gas as always, and parked it as usual. Starts the car this morning and it runs for a about few seconds and the engine stops running, the fan was on and you can hear the sound coming out from the hood, a warning sign about brake failure flashed and went off, then Check VSC came up on the screen, VSC off and ABS but no check engine, and car won't start. Please, anyone knows what this issue could possibly be? I have checked the Gas Cap and it was intact, checked the parking brakes, checked the battery terminal and no corrosion. Pls, any help would be appreciated.
#3
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You may be right, i will try that when i get off work tomorrow morning. Could that caused the engine not to start? How do i locate the fuel pressure sensor? Although, I did something i shouldn't have done or never done before on my Lexus while filling up my Tank but i wasn't sure if that could play a part in this problem. I filled up my Tank till i could see the Gas by just looking very close to the Gas Cap. Not sure if that may have caused the problem.
#5
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It could be the weather because its freezing out here, I've always fill up my Tank with premium Gas...I will try that, will keep you posted.
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#8
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I tried to start the car as i got off work yesterday morning and the battery warning and the whole light came on, and you can hear the clicking sound like a sparking click as i i push the start button and the whole light deams as it happens but not enough power to start the engine. So i am thinking that new battery will resolve this issue. will be purchasing a new battery this weekend. will keep y'all posted.
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#10
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I just tried to jump start the car, it cranked up and go off in a seconds, tried it again and it wont start. So i disconnected the battery for the meantime. The only option i have now would be doing the fuel pressure sensor thing but i am thinking that disconnecting the battery would do it, not sure.
#11
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I just tried to jump start the car, it cranked up and go off in a seconds, tried it again and it wont start. So i disconnected the battery for the meantime. The only option i have now would be doing the fuel pressure sensor thing but i am thinking that disconnecting the battery would do it, not sure.
If so then that could mean a bad alternator, if the car stayed running while attached then it is something else. Why dont you disconnect the battery take it to an auto parts store have them charge it and test it, that way you can rule that out
#12
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Sure, that's what i will be doing next. its just that the cold is beyond what my body could take outside. i can hardly move my fingers but i am stepping out there now
#14
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I am so messed up right now, the battery is disconnected, the hood is closed, the doors are locked and my manual key hasn't been programmed to open the door without the key fob. I can't open the hood to get the battery out, not even the doors. I am in a big mess right now.