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It goes to show you, you can get a lemon with any make. I had three other BMW's that had no problems at all. This is my 6th Lexus and I haven't had any real problems with any of them. I always get a loaner when I take my car in. Craig
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If the 'fault' that caused the initial code is gone for a certain number of starts, the light will turn off. The code is still held in memory as a history, but with no 'present code' the light will be off.
My wife just reported ours came on...I'll pull the code when I get back into town and then figure out if I need to see the dealer. 9700 miles. Oil service in a week anyway so it can wait.... A
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 When I shut her off this morning, the oil warning lamp came on. I got back in and started up about 20 minutes later and the light was gone. Systems and oil all showing OK  I made an appointment for next week.
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Hopefully it's something minor this time, like maybe dealer forgot to re-initialize some system after repair or reconnect some sensor...
One of the co-owners of the company where I currently work has recently bought himself a new Lexus, RX350, the latest model, at Lexus of Edison. After a first week teh bluetooth module became inoperative, Lexus had to change the whole module (or whatever thingie that is responsible for the bluetooth function), everything started working... for about a month or so 
(the minivan dropped him off then drove away), I asked him "WTF?", he said that his phone stopped connecting to teh car's bluetooth system again 
so he left his Lexus at teh dealer (and teh dealer for some reason could not provide him with loaner and instead offered to simply drop him off at our office and then pick him up when his Lexus was fixed). As of today he is now driving a loaner RX350 (which Lexus finally decided to give him after figuring out teh repair might take a longer time than they've anticipated) and teh Lexus already managed to make him pretty 
(some retarded "costumer service" representative called him yesterday and spewed some complete BS about "your phone might not be "compatible enough" with teh RX350's bluetooth system" 
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