Body problems of the 2004 Lexus RX330

Tl- the contact owns a 2004 Lexus Rx330. The contact stated that the dashboard had experienced melting and cracking and in several sections of the dash board had separated and was falling off. In addition while driving a glare from light shining on the melted dashboard was present causing a visibility hazard. The cause of the failures were not determined. The manufacturer and local dealer Lexus of cool springs in franklin TN. Were both notified of the failures. The failure mileage was 92,000. Jft.

The contact owns a 2004 Lexus Rx330. The contact stated that the dashboard was defective and exhibited fractures near the passenger side air bag area. The dealer stated that the manufacturer did not provide the replacement dashboard; therefore, they were unable to perform the replacement. The manufacturer was notified. The VIN was not available. The approximate failure mileage was 60,000.

The contact owns a 2004 Lexus Rx330. The contact indicated that there was an intermittent leak coming from the moon roof causing mold to develop within the vehicle. The vehicle was taken to the authorized dealer on several occasions. The technician was not able to remedy the failure. The vehicle was taken to another authorized dealer who indicated that there was a rear body seam leak and that the right front moon drain was improperly routed. The dealer resealed the right front moon roof drain and rerouted it, along with resealing both tail lamp buckets. The failure persisted. The vehicle was taken to the dealer several times. The technician stated that the carpet needed to be replaced. The contact was not able to drive the vehicle due to the continuing leak and mold. The vehicle was not repaired. The manufacturer was notified of the failure. The failure mileage was unknown. Updated 01/07/lj.

My dashboard has been recalled and mine is split and keeps getting larger especially where the passenger airbag is located. Lexus told me in July 2015 that the "dashboards will be released at the end of this month. " that did not happen. The response that I received as to whether my airbags were takata, Lexus responded, "unfortunately we do not have data on the manufacturer. . . . But can assure you that . . . The airbags. . . Are not under any recall at this time. " I am suppose to feel good driving my car with that statement? they have always known every part in my car by VIN #. I am also driving around with the headlights' excessive moisture after they finally could replace those. Alluding me that I would be able to get the dashboard fixed at the end of July, I held off get that repaired until I could do all three. Now, I believe that the headlights' repair will be at my expense. When is NHTSA. Dot. Gov going to enforce the recalls? I & many others are driving death vehicles!!! are my children going to have to sue both you & Lexus for neglect? I, & numerous others, thought that we were paying you to protect us. When are you going to protect us instead of just recording our issues?.

I was driving southbound on the 405 in los angeles. I was beginning to change lanes and was looking into my driver's side rear view mirror when I observed the molding come off of the left rear quarter panel window and strike the hood and windshield of the car behind me. It occurred to me how dangerous this could have been if a motorcyclist had been following me. It could have easily hit him or her directly in the face. In researching the internet for a price on the molding, I have since learned a large number of Rx330 owners have had this issue. Additionally, I have learned that Lexus does not sell the molding separately. Instead, they sell the entire window assembly, and I have seen postings of some owners paying as much as $400. 00 to have a dealer replace the window. This item should not be regularly launching itself off of these vehicles endangering others on the roadway. Lexus should be retrofitting these vehicles with improved mounting for this molding instead of charging owners for the company's mistake. With the number of these vehicles on the road, it seems it is only a matter of time before someone following one of these vehicles is injured or worse.

Front end collision in 2004 Lexus RX 330 with 206,000 miles going approximately 55 mph. Car is totaled per insurance adjuster. Driver and three children in car. No serious injuries. No airbags deployed. Have contacted Lexus and am awaiting answer. Car has been to dealership several times since purchased and nothing mentioned about airbag issue.

At freeway speed of 65 mph a loud pop was heard from the right rear "c" pillar area. Upon examination it was observed that the plastic molding around the "c" pillar glass and framing had popped out and was dangling on one edge. Pulled the vehicle over at a safe spot and observed the molding had popped clean from it's frame as if someone had neatly pushed it out from the inside. If this piece had completely left it's place, it may have hit another vehicle in the windshield that was behind or adjacent to me.