300/600/700 Issues, problems and solutions (9 Viewers)

[Sinister]

Figured I’d start a LX600/700 thread for us with issues with the new platform. I guess I’ll go first.

2023 LX600, My rear hatch is starting to experience intermittent issues with closing. I hit the hatch button, beeps once like it’s going to close then I get the 2 beeps and that’s it, no movement. I’m guessing it’s the pinch sensor, I’ll continue to monitor and when I get it looked at, I’ll report back.

 

[Docyota]

2022-24 LX600. Clunk into first gear during acceleration during a rolling stop, but also sometimes during highway driving and downshifting (6th-5th gear).

Solution: no solution, innate design flaw.

Partial solutions:
-You can alter your driving style with gentle pressure on the gas while the computer figures it out, then accelerate after the down shift.
-larger tires make the clunk less noticeable.

Extra comments:
I suspect the design anticipated the hybrid system, as the clunk is completely gone with the Lx700h, and the electric motor provides torque during engine start up from start/stop and also during highway passing maneuvers.
I would still be driving my 2022 with the above partial solutions. It was not a killer problem for me.

 

[EscapeWagon62]

2024 LX600 Lag/Delayed/no throttle response when doing a “rolling stop”. Symptoms are worse in sport and sport plus than when in normal mode.
Interim solution - While Lexus is looking into a programming update you can mitigate it by setting your Pre-Collision System (PCS) to the minimum distance (one green bar) or shutting it off. Both are done via the small information screen directly in front of the diver. The PCS is killing throttle response as it sees a potential collision happening. It also seems to limit torque via the torque converter. Moving it to minimum distance makes it more predictsble, turning it off makes it drive like it should but you loose a key safety system

 

[Oakleyguy]

Figured I’d start a LX600/700 thread for us with issues with the new platform. I guess I’ll go first.

2023 LX600, My rear hatch is starting to experience intermittent issues with closing. I hit the hatch button, beeps once like it’s going to close then I get the 2 beeps and that’s it, no movement. I’m guessing it’s the pinch sensor, I’ll continue to monitor and when I get it looked at, I’ll report back.

This is usually by weak signal from the key. If you're using the credit card key this can happen.

I've also found if I have a few items in my same pocket as the key fob this can happen occasionally. Jiggle the fob in your pocket or remove it and the hatch closes as normal.

Also note, that if you leave the hatch open for long periods of time (like 2hrs+) sometimes it forgets its position and you'll need to manually close the hatch to restart it's power operation.

 

[Sinister]

This is usually by weak signal from the key. If you're using the credit card key this can happen.

I've also found if I have a few items in my same pocket as the key fob this can happen occasionally. Jiggle the fob in your pocket or remove it and the hatch closes as normal.

Also note, that if you leave the hatch open for long periods of time (like 2hrs+) sometimes it forgets its position and you'll need to manually close the hatch to restart it's power operation.

Yeah I know about the credit card key for the lock and walk away feature (that sucks with the credit card key) But I’m experiencing it with just trying to close it without locking it or walking way. I had the key out of my pocket in my hand and the hatch was only open for 2 min.

 

[Oakleyguy]

Yeah I know about the credit card key for the lock and walk away feature (that sucks with the credit card key) But I’m experiencing it with just trying to close it without locking it or walking way. I had the key out of my pocket in my hand and the hatch was only open for 2 min.

Now that is odd!