Oscilating Vent
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Oscilating Vent
Today i made a normal trip 2 Kroger, and I realized that the passenger oscilating vent wasnt oscilating, but the driver's was moving... When i turned off the car both vents r suppose 2 move inwrds, but only the driver's one moved!
Any ideas on what happened, and how 2 fix is greatly appreciated... BTW do u think it is covered under Lexus Warranty, or will they say "Wear and Tear". I have an 01 so it still is under normal warranties\
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Mink92890
Any ideas on what happened, and how 2 fix is greatly appreciated... BTW do u think it is covered under Lexus Warranty, or will they say "Wear and Tear". I have an 01 so it still is under normal warranties\
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Mink92890
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Of course your problem will be covered under the basic warranty if your mileage is under 50K. And even if it is over 50K it is worth a shot since it is still less than 4 years old. The general recommendation is to report everything that you think might be wrong to a Lexus dealer before the basic warranty expires. If an unresolved but reported problem becomes obvious in a "reasonable" time (whatever that is) after the basic warranty expires, it is likely that it will be repaired under the warranty. My warranty expires July 31 on my 2000 LS and I am doing exactly what I am recommending to you. I may even take the car in on Friday, July 30 for a final check on the non-drivetrain components.
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