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  1. Many thanks everyone
  2. Looks like Amayama has new ones for £90:
  3. Have you tried an OBD scan? If not I would invest in a JOBD scanner which gives you a good chance of finding out what is wrong. There are threads in this forum (other fora are available) dealing with JOBD scanners. For the really keen there is the Techstream software option available. Personally I would get some Reddex and put that in the tank and go for a good drive to see if that helps.
  4. I had a Toyota specialist for Alphard check the engine following an amber warning light and he could not find any issue with the engine. I also consulted a second garage owned by a family friend. Both came to the same conclusion that there is a slight blockage possibly from a speck of dirt that has got into an injector.
  5. Last time I went to a festival-in-a-field, the local mobile network had signal but was completely saturated because it wasn't designed for XX thousand people showing up at this rural location. That's a different use case from regular camping where there's few other people about. Might be worth looking at Starlink. They keep changing the prices and terms but I think on some of the packages you can switch it on and off - ie don't pay the monthly fee when you don't need it.
  6. Always a good one D-Link F518 Portable WiFi 6 5G NR/4G LTE Cat 12 Router w/ Embedded SIM Slot (1.7Gbps AX)
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