> > My wife's LS430 will cut the lights immediately when I press
> > the lock button on the fob, twice. (maybe once, I can't recall).
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> --
> Alan Spitz
Make sure your headlight switch is in "auto" to turn off the lights
immediately with two presses of the lock button on the key fob. Also,
check the headlight operation section of your owner's manual. The
lights should stay on for 30 seconds AFTER YOU OPEN YOUR DOOR (it has
nothing to do with closing the trunk). If there is an asterisk which
says words to the effect, "this setting can be changed - see your
Lexus dealer", you can ask them to change it so the lights go off
immediately after you open your door.
Anonymous - 05 Jun 2008 07:22 GMT
On May 23, 6:57 am, Alan Spitz <alan.sp...@NOSPAMgmail.com> wrote:
> > My wife's LS430 will cut the lights immediately when I press
> > the lock button on the fob, twice. (maybe once, I can't recall).
[quoted text clipped - 10 lines]
> --
> Alan Spitz
Make sure your headlight switch is in "auto" to turn off the lights
immediately with two presses of the lock button on the key fob. Also,
check the headlight operation section of your owner's manual. The
lights should stay on for 30 seconds AFTER YOU OPEN YOUR DOOR (it has
nothing to do with closing the trunk). If there is an asterisk which
says words to the effect, "this setting can be changed - see your
Lexus dealer", you can ask them to change it so the lights go off
immediately after you open your door.
I will say, at least on our 430, you're correct the lights will
remain on for some # of seconds(presumably 30) after
exiting the vehicle.
UNLESS.... You leave a door ajar. Then apparently, the
lights will remain on indefinitely. I don't know if this ajar
condition applies to the trunk.
It seems like every time something unexpected happens with
this car, I'm digging through a ~500 page owner's manual. <g>