Скачать или смотреть Fixing the Lexus LS430 Steering Wheel That Won’t Move In or Out (Common Failure)

The telescoping steering wheel on the Lexus LS430 almost always fails — in and out stops working while up/down still works. In this video, I show how to fix the LS430 steering wheel telescope motor on 2004–2006 models with a simple DIY repair.

This problem affects nearly every LS430 we see, and the fix is much easier than most people think.

In this video I cover:
• Common LS430 steering wheel telescope failure symptoms
• The exact motor that controls in/out movement
• How to access and replace the telescoping motor step by step
• Why this motor fails so often (design flaw)
• Proper lubrication points to prevent repeat failure
• Torque specs and trim removal tips
• Optional fixes while you’re in there

I also give an update on LS430 lower control arm bushings — another extremely common LS430 issue that causes steering wheel shake and noise over bumps.

If you own a Lexus LS430, are shopping for one, or want to learn common LS430 failures, this video will save you time and money.

🔧 Parts & tools used (linked below)
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📌 YouTube Chapters – Lexus LS430 Steering Wheel Telescope Motor Fix
0:00 – LS430 Steering Wheel Telescope Failure Explained
(Why 95% of these fail + symptoms)
0:25 – Telescope Motor Overview & Part Info
(Part number, cost, why it fails, DIY scope)
0:54 – Lower Control Arm Bushing Update (Quick Aside)
(Bushing failure symptoms, correct parts, torque specs)
2:54 – Accessing the Steering Wheel Telescope Motor
(Removing panels, locating motor, connector details)
3:33 – Removing the Failed Telescope Motor
(Bolt access challenges, tools needed, motor removal)
4:10 – Comparing Old vs New Telescope Motor
(Date codes, design notes, failure discussion)
5:24 – Full Disassembly for Clear Access (Optional)
(Removing trim, airbag, steering wheel cover)
6:18 – Telescope Mechanism Explained (Up/Down vs In/Out)
(Why the lower motor fails more often)
7:14 – Installing the New Telescope Motor
(Alignment checks, full travel verification)
8:06 – Lubrication Tips to Prevent Future Failure
(Where the real binding happens)
8:48 – Final Test, Inventory Update & Closing Thoughts
(Smooth operation, shop update, next plans)

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