Nav system screen black, no heat or air
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Asked by Livie9 Jul 02, 2019 at 07:57 PM about the 2007 Lexus RX 350 AWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

2007 rx350.  Nav screen went black, no air conditioning, clock screen black,
radio working okay.  What might cause this?

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Livie9 answered 5 years ago

I finally solved this myself..... low voltage battery! Not even the mechanics that looked at it suggested a new battery. Car was dead one day, jumped it and dead again in a few days. Had new battery installed and everything started working...

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SE_62 answered 4 years ago

Still trying, they keep saying battery is OK. But it goes dead in about 3 days, radio skips like a scratched CD, now no ac, temp, navy. But unplugged 1 clip of wires on the back radio stop skipping it fine. Now external unit is disconnected what does that mean. How do I fix that, need heat and AC help

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