2007 Lexus GS 350 Fuel system Problems

“Low beam xenon headlight on drivers side intermittently shuts off. At times both low beam headlights flicker and shut off completely causing no vision at night. When the lights are switched off then back on they work once again but usually for a few minutes only. Also, there's always a strong gasoline smell in the car, while sitting still. Once the car is in motion, the smell seems to go away.”

“Fuel feed line to passenger side fuel pump became disconnected while driving. Was stooped at the traffic light and start smelling gas, thought was coming from the front car. As light turned green start to move and engine stopped. Fortunately was on the down hill so car rolled to the traffic light and pulled over. Tried to start couple of time and gas was dripping under the passenger side engine. Was towed to the dealer and all they can find is fuel feed line to the fuel pump was disconnected inspected o-rings and pipe retainer which was found ok. …”

“1. 2007 gs350 used for normal operation (apprx. 34,000-miles; serviced for 30,000-miles at Lexus dealership 2 months prior). Immediately after exiting the freeway, the car stalled. Smoke was coming out from front of car. Upon further inspection, fuel was spilling down onto the ground. Car was towed to Lexus dealership. 2. The fuel hose connector somehow came loose , thereby disconnecting the fuel hose connecting the engine and gasoline tank (connector & hose located visibly on left side of engine compartment), allowing gasoline to freely flow out. …”

“I received a recall notice about two months ago and after numerous calls to my local dealer, akron canton Lexus, nothing has been resolved, no replacement has been made and have not received any help from my local dealer. The recall involves a potential fuel pressure sensor leak which I might think may be a serious issue to address especially since important safety recall notice is written in red ink!!”

“Received urgent safety recall notice (elf-potential fuel pressure sensor leak - can cause fire!). Called dealership to make appointment to repair. They said they did not have the part, would have to order and call me to schedule appointment. Could be as long as a month! Unacceptable! Why didn't Lexus/toyota have enough parts ready to ship to accommodate the repairs? They know how many cars it affects and the recall came out in october of 2014. They had plenty of time to be ready & have the parts available to get them to the repair facilities in a timely manner. …”