anthonyerc

thank you. I am going to try this on my 2009 rx ASAP... I have been searching high and low for this. Now all I need to dois find the hack for the nav

ongtroi

I doesn't matter if it's off by 5 or 100 meters. The speed measure is all relative. It measure the distance from point A to point B and the time it takes. I measure my car with 4 other cars and they all are a lot closer to the GPS than my PBE.

EyeKutr

iTrader: (5)

you are doing it wrong....this works on almost all Lexus models back for the last 6-8 years.....works on my gx and gs....
with car running
press and hold info button, turn on headlamps (or even parking lamps) and off all the way, repeat 3 more times ALL THE WHILE holding info button down continously....

larry09

OK, I'll try it again. Maybe I am non-commonsensical after all. Who knew?

childsucce

I found the menu, but having no experience with these things, what do you do with it. It listed 4 items, with 3 it said ok and the audio it read chek, which I did and it seemed to give some service dates. Did not want to mess with it for fear of screwing something up. Any instruction on what to do when you get to the menu.
Thanks
Larry

mowmow

Don't you all have HID on your RX ? turning it on and off 4 times in a roll really shorten the life span on the HID...is it really worthfit ?

anthonyerc

Worked on my 09 rx.. how do you change the volume on the bluetooth? what option do I select on the hidden menu?

arnieosp

iTrader: (1)

I don't know about the RX, but on my GS you can adjust the volume during the phone call, right on the screen, without any hidden menu.

ongtroi

It's not the volume of the bluetooth that you hear. It's the MIC volume that it sends your voice to the other end. My caller can't hear me very well so I went in and changed the default of 0 to 3. Now my caller on the other end can hear me better. It's in one of the bluetooth menu with the key pad.

Who_Me

Why does Lexus have to hide all the settings on everything, with all these silly ways to access them? I shouldn't have to press Info, turn my headlights on/off 4 times, dance a Scottish jig and say a magic word, just to adjust the Bluetooth microphone. My computer has thousands of settings and I can access them all pretty easily. If I screw something up, I can reset to Default. I have really been disappointed with my Lexus. The car is OK but I don't like Lexus playing Big Brother on everything.

Sunapollo

So then the dealer can charge you $$ for setting things or do you a "favor" to make you feel good.

ecount00

Right. They don't make it so you have to hold info, turn the lights on/off 4 times and blink your eyes in unison to change the setting to annoy you. They do it so you won't be able to do it yourself. THey have been defeated!

xfirechief

I even took it in to the dealer & they said nothing could be done. Then I read this post & did it myself. Now everyone can hear me.
Is this strange or what?

PINGGOLF

Ummmm...I disagree.

Not to "toot" my own horn here...but I put GPS satellites into orbit for a living. You would be amazed at exactly how accurate they are and how little people really know about them. Of course...thats how we like it!

Dont believe me?

http://www.ulalaunch.com

Here is our latest video of NROL-26 (NRO) on my youtube account:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BkXwziPSlkk

With that said....

I gotta go see if this will work on my 07 400h

_______________________
IT DID! How cool is that!

blackrx330

if GPS is so accurate, esp. in our cars and portable nav units, ie. garmins, why is that whenever i cross the red light, the arrow on my nav screen is still 15 feet behind everytime? GPS is pin point accurate in governmental equipments, but in the consumer end of it, it's off for a reason. care to explain why?