Adaptive Cruise Control won't engage
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Adaptive Cruise Control won't engage
this has happened twice so far over the last 1000km. Basically I would use cruise control several times and then it won't accept my new "set". The radar says ready and active but no matter what I press I can't get it to take the speed. Only turning the car on and off fixes it. I have a 2023 is500.
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RussellTeo (07-11-24)
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this has happened twice so far over the last 1000km. Basically I would use cruise control several times and then it won't accept my new "set". The radar says ready and active but no matter what I press I can't get it to take the speed. Only turning the car on and off fixes it. I have a 2023 is500.
Have you tried using "resume" instead of "set" again? Have you tried simply turning cruise control off and on again using the button on the end of the stalk?
If you have tried these things, it may be good to take to the dealer. It's under warranty, after all.
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this has happened twice so far over the last 1000km. Basically I would use cruise control several times and then it won't accept my new "set". The radar says ready and active but no matter what I press I can't get it to take the speed. Only turning the car on and off fixes it. I have a 2023 is500.
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any chance there's metal-based protective-coating residue / film or debris on your front "L" logo?
make sure it's not hit / dented-in / removed / dislodged.
93yo neighbor reversed onto the "T" of my old Toyota Camry & there's no obvious damage until I tried to activate Adaptive Cruise Control, which won't turn on.
realized the "T" is dented-in (pushed-in).
freaking MiddleField Road workshop in Mountain View, CA which is GEICO insurance official repairer, replaced the sensor with a fake none-OEM.
I decided to total the car after the repair & get $$$ to buy a new Lexus IS
make sure it's not hit / dented-in / removed / dislodged.
93yo neighbor reversed onto the "T" of my old Toyota Camry & there's no obvious damage until I tried to activate Adaptive Cruise Control, which won't turn on.
realized the "T" is dented-in (pushed-in).
freaking MiddleField Road workshop in Mountain View, CA which is GEICO insurance official repairer, replaced the sensor with a fake none-OEM.
I decided to total the car after the repair & get $$$ to buy a new Lexus IS
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mastershibe (07-12-24)
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