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I think this is bogus information. No one at Dallas has any knowledge of this new amp
Can I ask where you obtained this information from? I just got off the phone with the service manager at my local Lexus dealer here in NJ and he is not aware of this. He said he will contact Headquarters to look into it and will contact me if there is a fix.
I also contacted Lexus Headquarters and it's a NO from them too.
The information is given by two of my friends, one is a Lexus field technician and the other is working at the headquarter in Torrance.
Can I ask where you obtained this information from? I just got off the phone with the service manager at my local Lexus dealer here in NJ and he is not aware of this. He said he will contact Headquarters to look into it and will contact me if there is a fix.
I also contacted Lexus Headquarters and it's a NO from them too.
This is not bogus information! These new amps are already in the 2020 models arriving end of this month.I thi
I think this is bogus information. No one at Dallas has any knowledge of this new amp
Do you know any new info on this? I really want to get this update but still haven't heard anything.Your local Lexus dealerships should have already started getting customers info(name, VIN) for the replacement amps. Don't know why your service rep and technician are not aware of this. Please check with the service manager or shop foreman at your dealership again : )
You asked: Could this just be “the way it is”?I’ve been driving my new 2019 ES 350 for a few weeks, and can’t figure out how to improve the audio, which seems only to come from the front of the cabin, above the dashboard. There doesn’t seem to be any rear speaker. The fader bar in the controls, if moved to the rear, almost completely mutes the audio.
I just turned in a 2016 ES 350 and it definitely had a better balanced audio performance.
Maybe there’s a wire not hooked up? Any other ideas?
Could this just be “the way it is”?
I was informed by Lexus headquarters that if and when there is a fix for this problem that we will all be notified by first class mail.Do you know any new info on this? I really want to get this update but still haven't heard anything.
Please check with your local dealer. The parts number of the new amp is already available : )Do you know any new info on this? I really want to get this update but still haven't heard anything.
They have the new amp with parts number available to the tech but just don’t have a ETA yet : ) Please be patienceI was informed by Lexus headquarters that if and when there is a fix for this problem that we will all be notified by first class mail.
I'm not holding g my breath
HVaughan;10639941 said:I purchased a 2019 ES 350 in May, and like many here have had problems with my rear speakers. I have the standard sound system.
The rear speakers emitted little or no sound. The fader made little difference.
Recently, I took it in to the dealer for the 5,000 mile service. Based on the many complaints on this forum, I expected a pushback. Instead the dealer said they were "ordering a part"
The part came in, and it was installed in the car. The difference was stark. I am now getting sound from the rear speakers. Admittedly, the rear sound is not as loud as the front, but the fader is able to balance it out, with increased volume. I am very satisfied with the result, but I am not an audiofile.
The verbiage on the service order is: " Radio speakers are not working. SOP. Radio Ampilfier Malfunction. Replaced Radio Amplifier." The radio part number was 86280-06232, Amplifier Assy, $ ". Is the SOP a known problem and fix?
Hope this helps the controversy.
I just talked to corporate and they told me that they are aware of the complaints. After putting me on hold for a few minutes she came back and said: "If/when there is ever a fix, Lexus will mail me the info. You might want to check with your dealership to see if they know anything."
What??? why would the dealership know more than corporate? I told her that doesn't make sense. She said that she is unaware of anything being done with it. Jeez. That was useless.
Can we confirm whether the problem is with those produced in 2018 only? I have a ES300h produced in 2019 and the rear speakers are definitely quite muted.