Hi Sunesh, Here is the link to the diagrams 3-76 to 3-91 covering the door that you needed. https://photos.app.goo.gl/PTTwPf9Z7ojhUdNRA This contains 14 png image files. You need a big screen to be able to zoom in on the details. The images include data about the wires and connectors. Some of the vertical text may not have translated - if you have particular need for something that has not scanned well enough or has missed translation then let me know I think some of the diagrams sent in by others earlier in this chat may be for models 2008 onwards. Sorry it took so long David

Hi Laurence For wiper blades I would highly recommend them: https://heynershop.co.uk/search?controller=search&s=apf&type=parts&make=39&parts_make=TOYOTA&model=950&parts_model=ALPHARD%20VELLFIRE&bodytype=1370&parts_bodytype=MPV&year=2790&parts_year=2009-ONWARDS Hope it helps Boguslaw

It's rather hard to know where to start as there are many topics to cover, entirely dependent on what you are trying to achieve. Obviously there is the base vehicle itself with a wide range of customization's available but then there are camping-related topics such as pop-tops/ raised roof, rock and roll beds vs caravan style inserts, awnings both side and rear, drive-away or not, cooking/ washing arrangements, electric vs gas, tow-bar for bike carrier (towing itself is quite a debate), electric hook-ups, side or rear 'furniture', leisure batteries and I'm sure other areas. A lot also depends on budget - but mainly it's your own requirements and imagination. I have converted ours to have a fixed raised bed in the 'boot' under which we store stuff and, once the middle seats are turned, sleep on top. Its not the prettiest by a long way but it was cheap and practical. Good luck.

PS. Preferably, but not exclusively in East Anglia area.

Good morning all, I need to replace the instrument cluster ( part number 03800-58210-B) I'm having difficulty finding someone who can calibrate the replacement ( when I get one) to my current milage. Can anyone suggest where I can have this done. Thanks in advance.

I’d advise you to buy the OEM ones. They come with the correct clips etc.