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2016 LR4 Suspension Issue
If it was just replaced could it be an issue with how it was fitted, did the sagging happen after it was replaced? I'm a big fan of pulling it apart and looking for silica dust, I believe it wreaks havoc with the operation of the valve. -
2016 LR4 Suspension Issue
I'm not sure of the difference but I seem to recall different part numbers front to rear; TBH better to be safe than sorry and make sure you use the right components. In the thread that I linked above I believe I also copied the link to where I purchased the o'rings; ever since I did the work... -
Be honest! What's the deepest snow you've driven in with your LR4
Tires are absolutely everything when it comes to snow driving, a crap car with good snow tires will typically do much better than a good car with crap tires; it's basic laws of physics. The same is true with the mass and momentum of this vehicle, tire size, etc. If you want the vehicle to be... -
2016 LR4 Suspension Issue
This thread is where I started looking at the front valve, a couple of YouTube videos are referenced, also, feel free to read the thread as I go down the rabbit hole with the suspension (and get great help from the awesome folks here :-) )... -
2016 LR4 Suspension Issue
It's a little weird that with the fuse out the vehicle stays still, to me this implies that there's not a leak. You see, with the fuse in the vehicle can adjust vehicle height as needed even when it's not operating. Regardless, I would pull the valve block out (it's in the passenger side front... -
2016 HSE, wet floormats, and can't find the drain ends!
Cool - Thanks, this will hopefully help others that follow, a picture being worth a thousand words!... -
2016 HSE, wet floormats, and can't find the drain ends!
So is the water going down through the area with the arrows as indicated here? -
Front brake pads on 2013LR4 funny looking weight?
So essentially throw an extra mass on it to change the resonant frequency! Was this a post design fix? Lexus used to do this regularly for NVH (Noise Vibration Harshness). -
Rear crossover pipe screw stripped..
That's super weird, esp. with Torx. I agree, let is soak over night with some PB Blaster and also figure out if you can keep is mechanically engaged as you try to undo it, can you get something behind the head of the wrench/rachet to push the Torx bit into the head of the bolt? (I know there's... -
Rear crossover pipe screw stripped..
Is the Torx bit engaging and spinning but the bolt is not coming out? You seem to be implying that the threads are stripped, not a problem with the Torx given you've removed the three other bolts? -
2012 Lr4 service required message “Reset”
Cool - Thanks, never noticed it before. -
Control arm fail
Looks like it may have failed close to a weld (see 1 in the image); I don't think it's rust given how clean the edge of the crack is (see 2 in the image): An area around a weld is typically a harder area and more susceptible to fatigue, it really depends on the technology of the weld, was it... -
Control arm fail
I think there was something similar with one of the offroad guys in this forum but this is really bad; there was also discussion around the polybush and how stiff they are. Overly stiff is not good as it can increase the load on the control arm and lead to a fatigue failure on the control arm... -
2012 Lr4 service required message “Reset”
Thanks, right now I'm less than 15,000 miles; I had the dealership do the last oil change and recall them resetting the service required reminder. My question is more around the behavior I'm seeing; the fact that it pops up for a few seconds and then disappears, is this normal? I have the GAP... -
2012 Lr4 service required message “Reset”
Folks, just after engine on but once all the other instrument panel lights have gone off I see a "Service Required" warning, which after a few seconds disappears. Is this normal behavior or should the "Service Required" stay illuminated if indeed a service is required? I'm not aware of any... -
Happy Thanksgiving
Ditto to all of the above - wishing you all a happy Thanksgiving. -
2015 LR4 Windshield Wipers
I tend to look at the number of reviews on Amazon, if an item has say 10 then I take it with a pinch of salt; 100 reviews then I comb through them to figure out quality of the reviews; then and only then do I make a decision, it's basic stats at the end of the day! I also like YouTube... -
Lr4 Brakes
I suspect that leading edge on the 2013 shoe helps reduce vibrations and therefore brake squeal -
2015 LR4 Windshield Wipers
Silicon blades are getting good reviews in this thread, suggest taking a look through the thread for feedback. -
2015 LR4 Windshield Wipers
I also put these on my wife's car and so far have had no complaints; I did this based on some comprehensive research after getting annoyed by the longevity of Bosch wipers! It appears that silicon wipers are the way to go when you're in the know... -
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Rear door frame rust - driver/passenger sides
Agreed, mud stuck in that trim area can be bad news, I don't recall the particular corrosion mechanism (there are three if I recall) but I believe standing mud can cause galvanic corrosion hence keeping these areas clean and sealed is important. -
Rear view or Rearview Mirror Soft Buttons
I have two garage door openers, one is quite new (circa 2021) the other is older (circa 2013). The LR4 works fine with the older one but not with the newer one. Both door openers have learn buttons (button color is important in the Chamberlain world)! Just an FYI. -
Rear view or Rearview Mirror Soft Buttons
My 2012 LR4 won't talk to my garage door (wrong technology), I had to purchase one of these as a relay: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07LB16YQ5/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 The product states this: "855LM LiftMaster HomeLink Repeater Kit for Security+ 2.0 Garage Door...
