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View Poll Results: Has your RC F experienced any Fuel Pump issues?
None yet, car's mileage is BELOW 5000 miles.
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None yet, car's mileage is ABOVE 5000 miles.
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Yes, with car's mileage BELOW 5000 miles.
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10.39%
Yes, with car's mileage ABOVE 5000 miles.
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Old 11-06-15 | 05:08 AM
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Originally Posted by ELP_JC
Adjust it to your liking while in REVERSE (ignition ON, or engine running). And same with the driver's side, if you want it lower, or at any other position. Then put tranny out of reverse, allow mirrors to adjust back to normal, and try again. It should work. Those new settings will be good until you disconnect the battery... at which point both mirrors would only tilt slightly down. People who don't read the manual don't know of this 'feature'. Ha ha. Hope this helps.
awesome thank you!

I was wondering why one of my mirrors tilted so much further down than the other
Old 11-07-15 | 12:25 AM
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Originally Posted by 4everkidd
I was wondering why one of my mirrors tilted so much further down than the other
You're welcome. You can adjust them individually any way you want. But they come from the factory only tilting slightly downward. Your car was probably sitting in a showroom, where people d*cked with your mirrors. Keep in mind reverse tilt is based on your current memory setting, so if you adjust your mirror positions, you'd have to readjust your reverse positions as well. Take care.
Old 01-14-16 | 09:34 PM
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Originally Posted by keithS
I'd like to hear from those who have not experienced any fuel pump issues and their mileage.
I'm seeing a number of posts of those who have had/having fuel pumps go out, but would like to get feedback from forum members without that issue to get a better picture of how widespread this problem is or isn't.
My car is still quite new, so no issues so far.
600 miles vin 4333 received 9/2015
Didn't have fuel pump issue until I recently hit 5881 miles.
Old 01-15-16 | 04:30 AM
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Question Poll: Has your RC F experienced any Fuel Pump issues?

As some of you mentioned, a poll would add more value and ease of visibility in this issue.

This thread has been converted into a poll.

Please vote and comment!

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Old 01-17-16 | 12:12 PM
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I got my RCF Nov of 2014, just crossed 5k miles and had fuel pump replaced. :/
Old 01-17-16 | 12:20 PM
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762 miles, purchased in November 2015, build date 09/2015. No pump issues.
Old 01-17-16 | 04:29 PM
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20,481 miles. No issues.
Old 01-18-16 | 09:38 AM
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Originally Posted by DougHII
20,481 miles. No issues.
Based on the survey, the incidence of failure is low.
Old 03-18-16 | 07:53 PM
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I wonder what's the habit of the owners that experienced in the failure. Do they use it as DD or garage queen, do they drive hard or baby the throttle....?
Old 03-19-16 | 05:28 AM
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2 RC F's

Vin 2550, 7600mi, no issues (sold)

2nd

Vin 3792, 450mi, no issues

(knock, knock)



Originally Posted by keithS
I'd like to hear from those who have not experienced any fuel pump issues and their mileage.
I'm seeing a number of posts of those who have had/having fuel pumps go out, but would like to get feedback from forum members without that issue to get a better picture of how widespread this problem is or isn't.
My car is still quite new, so no issues so far.
600 miles vin 4333 received 9/2015
Old 03-19-16 | 05:34 AM
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I don't consider an 18% failure rate low on this car. That's almost one out of every five cars. That means if Lexus sold around 3000 of the F's since inception that equals around 540 not very happy Lexus owners of the F Sport. That in itself is not very Lexus like.



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Based on the survey, the incidence of failure is low.
Old 03-19-16 | 11:27 AM
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Originally Posted by toyotatom
I don't consider an 18% failure rate low on this car. That's almost one out of every five cars. That means if Lexus sold around 3000 of the F's since inception that equals around 540 not very happy Lexus owners of the F Sport. That in itself is not very Lexus like.
So you think everyone who has this car posts on a forum? When was the last time you went to the dealer and told your service adviser you just wanted to stop by and tell them the car is running great? People only ***** / post when they have issues.
Old 03-19-16 | 04:34 PM
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Yes. Just hit 2k miles. Had the annoying humming type noise start right below my seat. Took it to the dealer and they basically admitted there is a problem but there is no solution currently and I have to wait it out.

However, I ALWAYS ran shell v-power. I switched over to Chevron and have not heard the sound since...strange.
Old 03-19-16 | 06:48 PM
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Where in my post did I even remotely mention that everyone who has this car posts on a forum? I was just responding to a poster who thinks that an 18 % failure rate was low for the fuel pump issue. I disagree, an 18 % failure rate on is high especially for a Lexus. The poll was taken here for the forum members which include those with pump failures and those without which is a fair and balanced way to do it, members answer honestly and you get a fair result. Of course people complain to service managers about issues, that's why they are there. But that has nothing to do with the poll on this site. Just not sure what your getting at.



Originally Posted by Ryanmcd
So you think everyone who has this car posts on a forum? When was the last time you went to the dealer and told your service adviser you just wanted to stop by and tell them the car is running great? People only ***** / post when they have issues.
Old 03-19-16 | 09:52 PM
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Originally Posted by buch
Oddly enough the mirror adjusting switch must be set to either L or R for the tilting mirrors to work (if it's in the neutral position they don't tilt)???
Correct.. For those times when you don't want them to tilt...


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