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Data sourced from official Australian recall publishers. RecallAU is an independent service, not a government website.

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Toyota LEXUS Recalls

8 recalls affecting the Toyota LEXUS (0–0).

8

Active recalls

0

Resolved recalls

8

Total recalls

What this means for Toyota LEXUS owners

8 of 8 notices for this model are active and 0 are resolved. The most recent notice was published 21 Dec 2017. Each notice below carries the exact hazard, remedy and supplier contact details.

Safety-recall repairs are carried out free of charge by the supplier conducting the recall. If a notice below covers your vehicle, contact that supplier.

Buying a used Toyota LEXUS? Check its recall history before you sign.

Paste your VIN into the search page for an instant check on your specific vehicle.

All Recalls

REC-003814active

0 Toyota LEXUS

The subject vehicles are equipped with a resin fuel tank that contains a resin fuel inlet pipe. There is the possibility that the resin weld between the fuel tank and the fuel inlet pipe may not be to specification.

Light Vehicle

21 Dec 2017

REC-001291active

0 Toyota LEXUS

Lexus NX vehicles are equipped with a brake hold function which keeps the brake applied after the vehicle comes to a complete stop. Under certain conditions, the system is designed to deactivate the brake hold function, warn the driver and automatically set the parking brake.

Light Vehicle

19 Dec 2016

REC-001287active

0 Toyota Lexus

The front passenger airbag inflator contains compressed gas and propellant to inflate the airbag. There is a possibility that during the manufacturing process, some inflators may have been improperly welded and/or misassembled.

Light Vehicle

28 Sept 2016

REC-001283active

0 Toyota LEXUS

There is a possibility that the sealing performance of the fuel pressure sensor to the delivery pipe could degrade over time due to improper tightening the fuel pressure sensor.

Light Vehicle

20 Apr 2016

REC-003692active

0 Toyota LEXUS

Some brake actuators may have been assembled with a pump containing an O-ring that is damaged and as a result may not operate as intended.

Light Vehicle

6 Apr 2016

REC-004578active

0 Toyota Lexus

The Engine Control Computer May Cause Insufficient Engine Vacuum Build-up Within The Brake Booster For A Duraton Of One-and-a-half Minutes After Engine Start-up Under Certain Conditions Resulting In Longer Stopping Distance Or Increased Brake Pedal Force.

Light Vehicle

19 Nov 1999

REC-004444active

0 Toyota Lexus

A Defective Yaw Rate Sensor May Be Affected By Certain Electromagnetic Waves Such As Cellular Phones Which May Cause Lack Of Steering And Brake Control.

Light Vehicle

17 Apr 1998

REC-004434active

0 Toyota Lexus

Due To Improper Assembly Of The Terminal Of The Starter Magnetic Switch (solenoid) An Electrical Short Circuit May Occur Resulting In An Under-hood Fire.

Light Vehicle

28 Jan 1998

Toyota LEXUS recall questions

How do I check if my Toyota LEXUS has a recall?

Browse the recall notices listed on this page - each shows the model years affected. For an instant answer on a specific vehicle, paste its VIN into the RecallAU search; it checks your car against every published Australian recall list in one go.

Is the recall check free?

Yes. RecallAU is free to use, and so are the repairs - under Australian law, repairs carried out as part of a vehicle safety recall are provided free of charge by the supplier conducting the recall.

What do I do if my Toyota LEXUS is recalled?

Open the matching recall below to read the hazard and remedy, then contact the supplier named on the notice. The supplier arranges and pays for the repair. Registering your vehicle on RecallAU gets you an email alert if a new recall is published for it.

Buying a used Toyota LEXUS - what should I check?

Check this page for outstanding recalls across the model years you are considering, then run the specific vehicle's VIN through the search page before you buy. An unrepaired safety recall is a repair bill you inherit.

Recall facts on this page reference the official notices published by suppliers on vehiclerecalls.gov.au, linked from each recall above. RecallAU is an independent service and not a government website.