wchain

Open your owners manual to the page that talks about fuses. There are several boxes under the hood.

Time to start looking at fuses.

jmcraney

I think you need to remove the car battery from the car and take it to a battery dealer. Have it charged and tested. Put it back in the car and let us know what happens.

nismax03

Toyota dealer said there is no power coming to the fuse box? What could do that?

nsaldanh

As someone else said your best bet is to get the car to a Lexus dealer and have them sort it out. This is all very confusing. Is the battery OK? Did the Toyata dealer test it?

FLYCT

Tracing a loss of power is easy with the proper manuals. If the Toyota dealer can't figure it out get it towed to a Lexus dealer. The Toyota dealer should be able to recommend a car transporter. I just had a Lexus shipped from Atlanta to Fort Lauderdae and cost was $350. I'd bet you could get it to Nashville for less than $200. .

Based on your area code In your phone number it looks like your in Bowling Green KY area. You may want to have it towed to Nashville TN, lexus dealer, about 60 miles away and have them sort it out.


Lexus of Nashville - North
1514 North Gallatin Road
Madison, TN 37115
877-358-0707

JR

FLYCT

any update?

nismax03

Its still at toyota dealer I gave them more time. Then if nothing happens by friday I am going to print 1000 copy of my experience with this dealer and tape to as many doors as I can, plus I will call toyotas national line and tell them..... talked to GM yesterday.

RandyV

Yeah, that's a good plan.

wchain

So you're blaming the Toyota dealership because they can not properly diagnose your Lexus....

nismax03

Yes...toyota dealer is charging me a 100 $ per hour for diagnose. They better have damn good mechanics. If you are here to make dumb comments please stay away from this thread. Thanks buddy

FLYCT

UGH?

I’m sure that the Toyota dealer has quality mechanics. What they don’t have are mechanics experienced with Lexus LS460 Electrical systems.

What you are doing is paying $100/hr to the Toyota dealer to have their mechanics learn about the Lexus LS460 Electrical and computer systems. You would be better off paying to have it towed to the Lexus Dealer, 60 miles away, and pay Lexus labor rate for a Lexus mechanic with familiarity and experience to fix your car.

Those are just my thoughts as a retired service manager for a high tech company.

JR

nsaldanh

I'm surprised the Toyota dealership even agreed to attempt to troubleshoot this problem. They will do oil changes for you. Anything requiring specialized knowledge or diagnostics they recommend that you go to Lexus.

wchain

Look at all the posts I made in this thread, as well as all the other people that have tried to help you.
I would like to think that I have been somewhat helpful to you. Telling people to go away it not going to help things. We all want to get to the bottom of your problem. Making 1000 copies of a bad experience and going door to door is going to cost you more in your time and effort as it would to fix the car.

I agree with flyct. You need to let the Lexus dealer do the proper diagnostics. You have the money to lay out to pick up a LS460, you should have the money to repair it.

Keep us posted.

FLYCT

Nismax03,

Please don't get defensive. Everyone here is concerned about your problem and wishes that it gets resolved in a timely manner.

You are understandably frustrated but telling 1000 people that the local Toyota dealer can't fix your Lexus electrical system will not bring a resolution to your problem. While it may make you feel better, the most it will do is burn you from ever using the dealer to do any future work or maintenance on your car.

As everyone here has recommended, get your Lexus to a Lexus dealer. You're probably less than an hour away from several good dealers in Nashville.

Best of luck. I am now going to refrain from responding any more to this thread as I have nothing more to add.

JR

nismax03

I am just mad guys, and I am sorry dont mean to be *** here. I had car for for two weeks and paid almost 40000 $ for it.
Dealer called today and said that fuel pressure sensor is bad, also ECU might be bad he is not sure and estimate was like 3600 $. I have two questions here. Where is fuel pressure sensor ? 2 if I replace ECU do I have to take it to dealer to reprogram it?
Thanks again guys.