louisweber6
Lexus LX brake booster pressure sensor failure
Summary of the thread
A 2016 Lexus LX owner experienced an error message and poor braking performance, with diagnostics indicating a brake booster pressure sensor failure. The issue was suspected to be related to incorrect brake bleeding. A similar case was resolved by re-bleeding the brake system and checking the sensor, leading to a recommendation for professional inspection. The problem was ultimately fixed by re-bleeding the brakes and replacing the sensor, restoring normal function.
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louisweber6 (community.author)
Thanks for the advice. How did you resolve your problem?
manfredkoenig36
For me it was definitely linked to a bad brake bleeding. I went to a workshop because I don't have the tools to do it myself. They re-bled the system properly, checked the sensor, and everything went back to normal. I'd recommend getting a professional to take a look.
louisweber6 (community.author)
Thanks, I'll do that. It seems you were right. Took it to a workshop and they confirmed the incorrect bleeding. They re-bled the brakes and replaced the brake booster pressure sensor. Cost me 90€ and now it works like a charm!
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manfredkoenig36
I had a similar problem with my LX a while back. Are you sure the brake system bleeding was done correctly? A faulty bleed can definitely cause pressure issues in the brake booster. Might be worth checking the ABS system too.