This Shouldn't Happen to the Nav Screen, Right?
06-14-16, 05:46 PM
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When I was young..
I had a sc300 coupe ! I parked it in a ntc basement garage ( paid ) and the drippings of sediment from the bulding dripped on my car. Being the kid I was I tried to scrub it off . and the garage attendant did not help me. just kept looking. What I should have done was file a complant. The garage will have insurance, so will the car wash.
If the solvent they use can cause this type of damage, then you can prove that it is the car wash.
I mean anything can happen. I could have been a angry employee at the wash. But you should look into that more also. good luck
I had a sc300 coupe ! I parked it in a ntc basement garage ( paid ) and the drippings of sediment from the bulding dripped on my car. Being the kid I was I tried to scrub it off . and the garage attendant did not help me. just kept looking. What I should have done was file a complant. The garage will have insurance, so will the car wash.
If the solvent they use can cause this type of damage, then you can prove that it is the car wash.
I mean anything can happen. I could have been a angry employee at the wash. But you should look into that more also. good luck
06-25-16, 03:10 PM
#92
Same case here...never touch it before or applied any type of solvent/cleaning product just a soft cloth. It is coming off slowly, took this a while now it is better, will wipe it all off and leave it like that.
06-25-16, 08:19 PM
#93
you should get it replaced by the dealer. Did you bring this up to them? Waiting for all the coating to come off can take a while, even with some rubbing. Better to try and get the dealer to replace. Worse case - they say no.
06-26-16, 06:55 AM
#94
No I didn't because it doesn't bother me, it comes off easily if I rub it with a bit of water and the microfiber cloth. I'll let the dealer deal with it once my lease expires. I wish the radio was touch screen like my wife's rav4.
06-26-16, 12:29 PM
#95
just to let you know my experience - after I got the dealer to agree to replace it under warranty, I had to wait till the part came in, so I decided to see if I could get all the coating off and see how that looked. A good portion of it came off easily, then there were sections that did not come off even with a lot of effort. I think eventually, I'd get it off. But if it doesn't bother you, that's good. It'd drive me crazy (not a lease though).
08-26-16, 10:42 AM
#96
this thread helped a lot to know my car wasnt the only one. Getting
my new screen replaced right now. Lexus of Las Vegas gave me
no issues about it as it must be a common problem.
Here's a pic of the issue:
my new screen replaced right now. Lexus of Las Vegas gave me
no issues about it as it must be a common problem.
Here's a pic of the issue:
08-26-16, 02:12 PM
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The question is, "Are they simply replacing them with similar units, or are they replacing them with units that that are not susceptible to this issue?"
This could lead to the issue appearing again or not.
This could lead to the issue appearing again or not.
08-27-16, 05:25 AM
#98
Lexus dealer here in Indianapolis refuses to replace the screen on my 2015 NX F Sport.
After looking at the screen for 5 minutes and then attempting to clean the screen themselves (making it worse!), the service advisor insists chemicals were used to clean the screen and that is the cause of the issue. NOT true! I've never touched the screen with anything other than a Swiffer!
I am so frustrated and disheartened by this experience. He had the nerve to tell me how expensive the screen is, and went on to say that I could take it up with Lexus corporate.
In reviewing the warranty documentation, I found specific reference to material quality and workmanship ARE applicable to warranty coverage. But the dealer, or rather the person I spoke to in service, refused to take that into consideration and said it would be up to me to get approval from Lexus for any replacement. Very likely the last time I go through this dealership again, and will instead work through Ft. Wayne dealership.
dCota
After looking at the screen for 5 minutes and then attempting to clean the screen themselves (making it worse!), the service advisor insists chemicals were used to clean the screen and that is the cause of the issue. NOT true! I've never touched the screen with anything other than a Swiffer!
I am so frustrated and disheartened by this experience. He had the nerve to tell me how expensive the screen is, and went on to say that I could take it up with Lexus corporate.
In reviewing the warranty documentation, I found specific reference to material quality and workmanship ARE applicable to warranty coverage. But the dealer, or rather the person I spoke to in service, refused to take that into consideration and said it would be up to me to get approval from Lexus for any replacement. Very likely the last time I go through this dealership again, and will instead work through Ft. Wayne dealership.
dCota
Last edited by dCota; 08-27-16 at 05:30 AM.
08-27-16, 09:31 AM
#99
Lexus dealer here in Indianapolis refuses to replace the screen on my 2015 NX F Sport.
After looking at the screen for 5 minutes and then attempting to clean the screen themselves (making it worse!), the service advisor insists chemicals were used to clean the screen and that is the cause of the issue. NOT true! I've never touched the screen with anything other than a Swiffer!
I am so frustrated and disheartened by this experience. He had the nerve to tell me how expensive the screen is, and went on to say that I could take it up with Lexus corporate.
In reviewing the warranty documentation, I found specific reference to material quality and workmanship ARE applicable to warranty coverage. But the dealer, or rather the person I spoke to in service, refused to take that into consideration and said it would be up to me to get approval from Lexus for any replacement. Very likely the last time I go through this dealership again, and will instead work through Ft. Wayne dealership.
dCota
After looking at the screen for 5 minutes and then attempting to clean the screen themselves (making it worse!), the service advisor insists chemicals were used to clean the screen and that is the cause of the issue. NOT true! I've never touched the screen with anything other than a Swiffer!
I am so frustrated and disheartened by this experience. He had the nerve to tell me how expensive the screen is, and went on to say that I could take it up with Lexus corporate.
In reviewing the warranty documentation, I found specific reference to material quality and workmanship ARE applicable to warranty coverage. But the dealer, or rather the person I spoke to in service, refused to take that into consideration and said it would be up to me to get approval from Lexus for any replacement. Very likely the last time I go through this dealership again, and will instead work through Ft. Wayne dealership.
dCota
them this thread. Lexus has so much money, whats the big deal. If they got an issue with replacing it, then dont put substandard screens in the vehicles!
01-18-17, 02:38 AM
#100
I'm starting to have this issue right now. I have a 2015, so after 1.5 years or so.
I was just wondering if anyone knows if there is a TSB on this problem so I don't need to jump through the hoops with the dealership because it sounds like it's an expensive part to replace.
Also, for the people who got theirs replaced, are you experiencing the same issue with the new screens?
Thanks
I was just wondering if anyone knows if there is a TSB on this problem so I don't need to jump through the hoops with the dealership because it sounds like it's an expensive part to replace.
Also, for the people who got theirs replaced, are you experiencing the same issue with the new screens?
Thanks
01-18-17, 06:25 AM
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My screen has this on the lower part of the screen. It was there when we purchased it CPO in December. I will talk to the dealer about it when I bring it in for the first service.
01-18-17, 06:30 AM
#102
I'm starting to have this issue right now. I have a 2015, so after 1.5 years or so.
I was just wondering if anyone knows if there is a TSB on this problem so I don't need to jump through the hoops with the dealership because it sounds like it's an expensive part to replace.
Also, for the people who got theirs replaced, are you experiencing the same issue with the new screens?
Thanks
I was just wondering if anyone knows if there is a TSB on this problem so I don't need to jump through the hoops with the dealership because it sounds like it's an expensive part to replace.
Also, for the people who got theirs replaced, are you experiencing the same issue with the new screens?
Thanks
Should be a no questions asked replacement, and should not take more than an hour.
