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Pleased to offer another exceptional and rare Twin Moon Roof G's (Vellfire) Genuine Grade 4.5 B VELLFIRE 3.5 V6 (May 2013) 44,000 miles. Rare TWIN Moon Roof - (Toyota Rear Lights are available at no extra cost) Serviced every 6months at TOYOTA Peal White (070 colour code) – No rust – Extensive list of new parts fitted & dashcam Clean CarVX & authentic mileage. All dealer recalls completed Pre Auction Inspection: All cars are fully inspected pre purchase in Japan at the relevant auct
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I ripped the front bumper of my 2005 Toyota ANH10, first-registered 01/05/2005 — the first-generation Alphard (2002-2008), white, 2.4L petrol. Any recommendations on where to source a 2nd hand replacement
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I’ve just been sitting on this rust conversion primer solution to make sure it was decent. Tested on a rusty rear metal on the subframe. It performed superbly with just a layer of Matt black paint - 2 months on, enough confidence to underseal over it. The product is from carbusonic. Treating rust on rear subframe . Easy with Carbusonic rust converter primer.
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Toyota Vellfire PlasmaCluster cleaning your air using Sharp patented technology. https://youtu.be/uN1DSP1cncE
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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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The car is now registered & ready to drive away £19.5k
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could do with getting some of that for my motorhome - thanks for the review
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It's in the manual. It makes a difference, especially for me driving past all the muck spreading in the farm fields
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I would look on eBay. If you search for "Alphard (breaking,braking)" (some people can't spell...) you may find a few people listing parts from their car for sale (often as '99p, this listing is for one wheel nut'). If you find the right car, message them and ask how much for the bumper. Be prepared to collect, as bumpers are awkward to ship. If doing the sale via eBay, the user will typically create a special listing for the parts you requested which you can 'buy it now'. Some professional breakers list and photograph every part, but this is a way of doing it without having to list thousands of parts. If you don't find anything there, create a saved search and enable email notifications and you'll get a daily email with search matches.
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