Brake clicking noise = shift lock solenoid?
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Brake clicking noise = shift lock solenoid?
Got the clicking noise when pressing the brake pedal. Seems that it could be the shift lock solenoid. I was told that one way to find out is to remove the brake light fuse, test drive and if the clicking noise is gone then it is the solenoid. Was wondering if anyone has any further info on how to resolve this issue?
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Got the clicking noise when pressing the brake pedal. Seems that it could be the shift lock solenoid. I was told that one way to find out is to remove the brake light fuse, test drive and if the clicking noise is gone then it is the solenoid. Was wondering if anyone has any further info on how to resolve this issue?
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ABS was replaced by Lexus recently and clicking noise was there before and after they replaced it. Seems to come from back passenger side and from what i found out, it seems that there is Shift Solenoid that gets activated every time you press the brake pedal. Initially, that Shift Solenoid is meant to ensure that when you start the car, you press the brake before you can shift gear. It could be as simple as the bracket being loose or the solenoid itself. Not sure if my information is correct and was wondering which is the correct "Brake Light" fuse to do the test but don't want to unplug the wrong one like ABS...
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I'm having this clicking sound on my 2017 LS 460 since day one. I thought it was bad brake actuator but the actuator was replaced by Lexus some time ago. It was done under the warranty for a different issue and that clicking sound never went away. Might be some relay somewhere. I think this is normal. I think this car is just so quiet in general, makes every little sound very noticeable.
#5
Pole Position
My brake pads click sometimes.
#6
I had a similar experience and the independent shop suggested changing the brake fluid. The clicking noise went away.
#7
Pole Position
There are people in most of the forums on this site asking the same question, if you don't believe me google " clicking when stepping on the brake clublexus"
When most road and engine noise is taken away or lessened the smaller sounds become more obvious in the cabin, unless it's throwing codes or causing drivability problems....
When most road and engine noise is taken away or lessened the smaller sounds become more obvious in the cabin, unless it's throwing codes or causing drivability problems....
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I'm having this clicking sound on my 2017 LS 460 since day one. I thought it was bad brake actuator but the actuator was replaced by Lexus some time ago. It was done under the warranty for a different issue and that clicking sound never went away. Might be some relay somewhere. I think this is normal. I think this car is just so quiet in general, makes every little sound very noticeable.
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There are people in most of the forums on this site asking the same question, if you don't believe me google " clicking when stepping on the brake clublexus"
When most road and engine noise is taken away or lessened the smaller sounds become more obvious in the cabin, unless it's throwing codes or causing drivability problems....
When most road and engine noise is taken away or lessened the smaller sounds become more obvious in the cabin, unless it's throwing codes or causing drivability problems....
#12
Parking break pad adjustment
You need to adjust your parking break if it's in the rear. More often it's driverside but that should do it. Let me know if that works for you. R.A. has them on sale.
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Never heard of this parking break pads -thx! Is there a way to test to see if the clicking noise is coming from those pads?
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I appreciate your insights, but I'm not the type to fiddle with brake settings, let alone parking brake configuration. Does pressing the brake pedal cause the parking brake to engage every time? I'm talking about the clicking sound that occurs each time I depress the brake pedal.