How to Start a Lexus?

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VanConnor
07/24/25 2:42pm
Method to start a Lexus: 1. After the driver sits in the driver's seat, there is no need to press the brake pedal, simply press the start button once, and the ACC light will illuminate; 2. Press the button again, and the vehicle will perform a self-check; 3. Press the brake pedal and then press the start button once more to ignite and start the engine. The one-touch start is a button device that enables the vehicle's ignition and shutdown. As long as you have the smart key with you, the vehicle will automatically receive the signal, allowing you to press the brake pedal and the ignition switch to start the vehicle directly. Lexus is a luxury car brand under the Toyota Group, and its main models include: ES, RX, CT, LS, IS, GS, LX.
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SanAnna
08/11/25 8:25am
Veteran driver shares tips for starting a Lexus. Having driven a Lexus for five years, I can tell you starting it is actually quite simple. After entering the driver's seat with the key, just press the start button while stepping on the brake pedal - note the button is located on the instrument panel to the right of the steering wheel. Many owners tend to overlook the brake pressure; you need to press it all the way down to activate the starting system. After starting, I recommend waiting 30 seconds before shifting gears to allow the oil to fully lubricate the engine. If your smart key is low on battery, don't panic - just press it close to the start button. The auto start-stop function can be temporarily disabled via the center console, which is particularly useful in traffic jams. After starting, if the tachometer needle stabilizes around 800 RPM, everything is fine. You might notice slight vibrations during cold starts in winter, but this is completely normal.
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