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Hello! Long time reader first time poster. I have a 2005 hybrid, and we have the dreaded p3125 code. I suspect a cooler pump, and have managed to get techstream going. I am hoping to get some second opinions of the output, or where I should be looking to confirm this. Is the MG1 temp a red herring? How about the high water temp? Also, if anyone else looking for help getting techstream going, there's a great article just search "techstream in 5 minutes. I also watched a video on YouTube by
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Hi. Can someone please give me the part number of the 2 pieces for the battery clamp and where I can get them from. Thanks
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More details to follow, however this is being shipped out ASAP. One of the very last made (Nov 2014) 1 owner from new. 6,0000 miles (10,000 kms) verified (via VX) Yokohama Car Black Vellfire, 3.5 v6. Auction grade 4.5 B The car is ‘as new’ 2014 (Nov) one of the very last made of this 20 series.
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Hi all, Does anyone know where I can get a set of seat runner end covers? They are the little rectangular things that screw into the seat runners in the boot. I'm looking for Beige ideally (2014 Alphard) but can't find anything online. Thanks.
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Hi, has anyone got a clue where I can get wheel nut for a 2007 Alphard 2.3l ? thanks in advance
Latest Alphard / Vellfire posts
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There should be a sub code to go with that fault code that will allow better diagnosis of the issue. I believe MG1 on the Alphard doesn't have any temperature monitoring, so that is why it is showing zero. Which high water temp are you referring to? I can see a water temp of 83 Deg C, which is perfectly reasonable for an engine cooling system.
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See here: https://www.amayama.com/en/genuine-catalogs/epc/toyota-japan/alphard/ANH10W/35721/body/7454 (Search on your frame number to confirm the exact model, then go to 7454 Battery Carrier) Amayama will ship them from Japan, but you could also try calling your local Toyota dealer with the part numbers.
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Documents now with DLVA. OTR price is £24,500
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Have a look at MOULDING. FLOOR CARPET: https://www.amayama.com/en/genuine-catalogs/epc/toyota-japan/alphard/ANH20W/40513/body/5854 That's for a random car - first search for your frame no. (ANH20-xxxxxxx) then go to 5854 FLOOR MAT AND SILENCER PAD. The suffix on the end of the part number (-B0, -C0, etc) is the colour. I'm not sure what Beige counts as, but maybe your frame number will come up with the right colour? Edit: maybe '-A0 SHELL' is beige?
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42601C is the index number in the parts list, not the part number. The numbers listed underneath (90942-010xx) are the part numbers - copy the text into Google Translate to get what the Japanese says to work out the differences. Looks like there are different versions pre and post 2005 and based on the different kinds/sizes of wheels. If you start by putting your frame number (ANH10-xxxxxxx) into the search box of Amayama it'll show the parts for your specific trim level, although it doesn't always know about factory options. (I would also check your type A/B/C against the picture, as it's possible it has different wheel than factory) Although if you aren't fussy about design there are presumably also generic ones which will fit.
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The Vellfire is in storage somewhere in the middle of Spain. Green Flag are organising repatriation back to the UK so ideally I need a specialist garage in Lancashire. Thanks again
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