Lexus Personalized Settings Survey
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Lexus Personalized Settings Survey
I have an appointment for Monday to get the personalized settings done. I've picked six that I plan to get done. If any of you have had the personalized settings done are you happy with them and which ones you really like and which ones you are sorry you had done. It might help people deciding.
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http://www.lexus.com/assets/models/w...ectionForm.pdf
for reference for those who don't know what all the options are...
also, I'm trying to compile a new thread where all non-LPS tweaks are in one place (for the FAQ),
if any of you remember reading a post regarding any LPS or non-LPS tweaks,
could you PM me and give me a link and post #? TIA.
for reference for those who don't know what all the options are...
also, I'm trying to compile a new thread where all non-LPS tweaks are in one place (for the FAQ),
if any of you remember reading a post regarding any LPS or non-LPS tweaks,
could you PM me and give me a link and post #? TIA.
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Originally Posted by is4me2
I have an appointment for Monday to get the personalized settings done. I've picked six that I plan to get done. If any of you have had the personalized settings done are you happy with them and which ones you really like and which ones you are sorry you had done. It might help people deciding.
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Okay, here goes. I know there are pros and cons each way but this is what I'm doing and why.
For the personalized settings I'm choosing:
#1 Pressing the unlock button one time to unlock all doors. I'm choosing this because I think it is a pain pressing the button twice to let in passengers.
#9 Press button one time to release the trunk (no delay). Choosing this because I don't like pressing and holding the button.
#10 After closing the door, the interior lights can be adjusted to stay on for the following: Chose 7.5 seconds. That is long enough for me. Don't need 15 seconds.
#12 After turning off the ignition and all the doors are closed, if the headlights are ON or in AUTO, the lights can be programmed for the following: Turn off immediately, when the vehicle is turned off and the driver door is opened. Choose this because I don't like having to wait to see the lights go off.
#13 While driving the vehicle and the headlight switch is placed in the "AUTO" mode, the front headlights can be programmed to run on under darker or lighter ambient light conditions. Circle setting selection: Chose #2 - a little lighter than normal. Want to make sure I've got lights on so people can see me.
#15 When the air conditioner is ON or in AUTO, the vehicle can be programmed for the following: When the climate control is turned on, the user must manually select the desired mode, recirculation or fresh air mode. Chose this because I like to keep in recirculation (don't like exhaust fumes) and don't want the car deciding when to use fresh and recirculated air.
So there you go.
For the personalized settings I'm choosing:
#1 Pressing the unlock button one time to unlock all doors. I'm choosing this because I think it is a pain pressing the button twice to let in passengers.
#9 Press button one time to release the trunk (no delay). Choosing this because I don't like pressing and holding the button.
#10 After closing the door, the interior lights can be adjusted to stay on for the following: Chose 7.5 seconds. That is long enough for me. Don't need 15 seconds.
#12 After turning off the ignition and all the doors are closed, if the headlights are ON or in AUTO, the lights can be programmed for the following: Turn off immediately, when the vehicle is turned off and the driver door is opened. Choose this because I don't like having to wait to see the lights go off.
#13 While driving the vehicle and the headlight switch is placed in the "AUTO" mode, the front headlights can be programmed to run on under darker or lighter ambient light conditions. Circle setting selection: Chose #2 - a little lighter than normal. Want to make sure I've got lights on so people can see me.
#15 When the air conditioner is ON or in AUTO, the vehicle can be programmed for the following: When the climate control is turned on, the user must manually select the desired mode, recirculation or fresh air mode. Chose this because I like to keep in recirculation (don't like exhaust fumes) and don't want the car deciding when to use fresh and recirculated air.
So there you go.
Last edited by is4me2; 03-10-06 at 08:40 AM.
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Originally Posted by is4me2
Okay, here goes. I know there are pros and cons each way but this is what I'm doing and why.
For the personalized settings I'm choosing:
#1 Pressing the unlock button one time to unlock all doors. I'm choosing this because I think it is a pain pressing the button twice to let in passengers.
For the personalized settings I'm choosing:
#1 Pressing the unlock button one time to unlock all doors. I'm choosing this because I think it is a pain pressing the button twice to let in passengers.
#9 Press button one time to release the trunk (no delay). Choosing this because I don't like pressing and holding the button.
#10 After closing the door, the interior lights can be adjusted to stay on for the following: Chose 7.5 seconds. That is long enough for me. Don't need 15 seconds.
#12 After turning off the ignition and all the doors are closed, if the headlights are ON or in AUTO, the lights can be programmed for the following: Turn off immediately, when the vehicle is turned off and the driver door is opened. Choose this because I don't like having to wait to see the lights go off.
#13 While driving the vehicle and the headlight switch is placed in the "AUTO" mode, the front headlights can be programmed to run on under darker or lighter ambient light conditions. Circle setting selection: Chose #2 - a little lighter than normal. Want to make sure I've got lights on so people can see me.
#15 When the air conditioner is ON or in AUTO, the vehicle can be programmed for the following: When the climate control is turned on, the user must manually select the desired mode, recirculation or fresh air mode. Chose this because I like to keep in recirculation (don't like exhaust fumes) and don't want the car deciding when to use fresh and recirculated air.
So there you go.
So there you go.
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#8
The only one I had done was now when i touch the door handle all the doors unlock. Originally when i touched the driver side only the driver door would unlock. I know that this is potentially unsafe but the way that I look at it is if I had to use a key fob, it is habit for me to unlock all the doors anyways (I always hit the unlock button twice).
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Originally Posted by brewkp4
The only one I had done was now when i touch the door handle all the doors unlock. Originally when i touched the driver side only the driver door would unlock. I know that this is potentially unsafe but the way that I look at it is if I had to use a key fob, it is habit for me to unlock all the doors anyways (I always hit the unlock button twice).
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Originally Posted by Morrissey
This probably sounds like an extremely stupid question, but how do you tilt the moonroof? I know if you push the ****, it'll open the moon roof entirely. If you rotate the **** clockwise it'll open it in increments (and close it counterclockwise). But how do you just tilt it?
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