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Hi again. 

My 2008 Vellfire 2.4 is a type 20, but nowhere on it or literiture can I find the letter type usually seen after the 2.4. I think it may be an S, looking at others, but not sure?

It has 1 electric side door, 1 manual. All electric auto windows, cloth upholstery. I have attached several pictures.

Can someone let me know if they can tell me S,G, etc?

John Harrison. WALLASEY, WIRRAL.IMG-20220430-WA0032.thumb.jpg.863b38aadc712b8f58b13145f5292247.jpgIMG-20220430-WA0018.thumb.jpg.6038721f0b6ad7787b5cd8e799bf94e1.jpgIMG-20220430-WA0007.thumb.jpg.1e3a277806898b4ccf3dbe375c7e2247.jpgIMG-20220430-WA0030.thumb.jpg.fbbd327b7dfc619000616146e8e19276.jpgIMG-20220430-WA0005.thumb.jpg.3776fa63b54e08395e94369bc3e07d19.jpg20220523_155832.thumb.jpg.d3508dc61f28268d7fd3db714267418b.jpg

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Can use the chassis number to find out the model code? Multiple sites do that. Let me know if you need pointer  

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1 hour ago, Alphard Club said:

CarVX.jp may give you this without any payment. Just need to add VIN

That's good one 

 

They do paid report too - anyone used them? Mileage shaken ownership etc lots of info provided.

 

For free chassis lookup can also use japancardirect.com/

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1 hour ago, Teekay said:

That's good one 

 

They do paid report too - anyone used them? Mileage shaken ownership etc lots of info provided.

 

For free chassis lookup can also use japancardirect.com/

 

I used them a few months ago, very good report, can see all the condition reports for last 3 auctions.

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On 6/12/2022 at 9:41 PM, Oddcouple said:

Lush van by the way, we’re hitting the ferry on 04th July for our conversion!

Good luck. They are great vehicles and deserve everything you can put into them!

John Harrison. Wallasey.

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On 6/9/2022 at 3:40 PM, John Harrison said:

Just found out my Vellfire details from the free CarVXjp source.

According them mine is a

Vellfire 2.4Z FF.

Thanks for everybody's help!

 

John Harrison. Wallasey Merseyside.IMG-20220430-WA0032.thumb.jpg.218711f51c10810d8801b5b44bf3c19c.jpg

nice alloys!
Are these 19 inch by any chance or 18? How is the drive on potholes or speedbumps?

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Hi again. They are actually 17" rims with 55 low profile tyres.The suspension is perfect; not to hard, but not soft enough to wallow!

Went to my brothers in Wales yesterday and covered 114 miles.

Fitted a cruise control stalk a few weeks ago and as long as traffic is constant speed this makes a hell of a difference to the fuel consumption. Not checked today (filling up later) but had 7 people in the car and it ran beautifully!

Probably getting less mpg than normal, as we had cases in as well, but recon it was about 24-25mpg.

The suspension was down a little bit at the back, (a few larger people) but was extremely comfortable for all.

There were speed bumps in several places, but even with a load on, never caught one!!!

On the way back, with just myself and Erica, we went the scenic way back from Abergele to Wallasey.  We did between 40 to 60 mph all the way (67-68 on the M53; maximum speed of the cruise control!). On the windy roads it was brilliant; even when I took a tight bend too fast at 40mph. It leaned over a bit, but stuck to the road like glue!!!

Very pleased. It actually looks lower than it is. It is 61/2" from the road and only scraped one speed bump since I had it. I just have to take them a (little) bit slower. I have to watch when I gave to park nose in to a curb. It has to be standard curb height, also if someone opens the side doors wide and get in heavely; the door bottom edge will ground! Other than that, no problems with the height!

Would thoroughly recommend these vans to anybody (and do!!) 

John HIMG-20220506-WA0000.thumb.jpg.2a320f6caacffe8d3a3e08b4cf0ba149.jpg

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17 minutes ago, John Harrison said:

Hi again. They are actually 17" rims with 55 low profile tyres.The suspension is perfect; not to hard, but not soft enough to wallow!

Went to my brothers in Wales yesterday and covered 114 miles.

Fitted a cruise control stalk a few weeks ago and as long as traffic is constant speed this makes a hell of a difference to the fuel consumption. Not checked today (filling up later) but had 7 people in the car and it ran beautifully!

Probably getting less mpg than normal, as we had cases in as well, but recon it was about 24-25mpg.

The suspension was down a little bit at the back, (a few larger people) but was extremely comfortable for all.

There were speed bumps in several places, but even with a load on, never caught one!!!

On the way back, with just myself and Erica, we went the scenic way back from Abergele to Wallasey.  We did between 40 to 60 mph all the way (67-68 on the M53; maximum speed of the cruise control!). On the windy roads it was brilliant; even when I took a tight bend too fast at 40mph. It leaned over a bit, but stuck to the road like glue!!!

Very pleased. It actually looks lower than it is. It is 61/2" from the road and only scraped one speed bump since I had it. I just have to take them a (little) bit slower. I have to watch when I gave to park nose in to a curb. It has to be standard curb height, also if someone opens the side doors wide and get in heavely; the door bottom edge will ground! Other than that, no problems with the height!

Would thoroughly recommend these vans to anybody (and do!!) 

John HIMG-20220506-WA0000.thumb.jpg.2a320f6caacffe8d3a3e08b4cf0ba149.jpg

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@John Harrison is that even possible to have 17inch tyre and low profile tyres on it?
 

I thought the total diameter had to remain constant. Bigger the alloy, thinner the tyres. From what I know it doesn't make sense.
 

By the way 58 mph is perfect, optimum, safe and best for mpg, if it is possible to stick to that speed without causing issue for fellow motorway users 

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  • 3 weeks later...

If you want to know the model, look at the sticker plate inside the front passenger door.

 

It says MODEL DBA-GGH25W-NFTSK-C ..... thus it's a "NFTSK"

 

 

Then look it up on this list:-

 

ANH20W-NFXGK    2AZFE    24X    CVFC VFIRE 07S  
ANH20W-NFXQK    2AZFE    24V    CVFC VFIRE 07S  
ANH20W-NFXSK    2AZFE    24Z    CVFC VFIRE 07S  
ANH20W-NRXGK    2AZFE    24X    CVFC VFIRE 08S  
ANH20W-NRXQK    2AZFE    24V    CVFC VFIRE 08S  
ANH20W-NRXSK    2AZFE    24Z    CVFC VFIRE 08S  
ANH20W-PFXGK    2AZFE    240X    CVFC ALPHD 07S  
ANH20W-PFXQK    2AZFE    240G    CVFC ALPHD 07S  
ANH20W-PFXSK    2AZFE    240S    CVFC ALPHD 07S  
ANH20W-PRXGK    2AZFE    240X    CVFC ALPHD 08S  
ANH20W-PRXQK    2AZFE    240G    CVFC ALPHD 08S  
ANH20W-PRXSK    2AZFE    240S    CVFC ALPHD 08S  
ANH25W-NFXGK    2AZFE    24X    CVFC VFIRE 07S  
ANH25W-NFXQK    2AZFE    24V    CVFC VFIRE 07S  
ANH25W-NFXSK    2AZFE    24Z    CVFC VFIRE 07S  
ANH25W-NRXGK    2AZFE    24X    CVFC VFIRE 08S  
ANH25W-NRXQK    2AZFE    24V    CVFC VFIRE 08S  
ANH25W-NRXSK    2AZFE    24Z    CVFC VFIRE 08S  
ANH25W-PFXGK    2AZFE    240X    CVFC ALPHD 07S  
ANH25W-PFXQK    2AZFE    240G    CVFC ALPHD 07S  
ANH25W-PFXSK    2AZFE    240S    CVFC ALPHD 07S  
ANH25W-PRXGK    2AZFE    240X    CVFC ALPHD 08S  
ANH25W-PRXQK    2AZFE    240G    CVFC ALPHD 08S  
ANH25W-PRXSK    2AZFE    240S    CVFC ALPHD 08S  
GGH20W-NFTQK    2GRFE    35V    6FC VFIRE 07S  
GGH20W-NFTSK    2GRFE    35Z    6FC VFIRE 07S  
GGH20W-NRTGK    2GRFE    35X    6FC VFIRE 08S  
GGH20W-NRTQK    2GRFE    35V    6FC VFIRE 08S  
GGH20W-NRTSK    2GRFE    35Z    6FC VFIRE 08S  
GGH20W-PFTQK    2GRFE    350G    6FC ALPHD 07S  
GGH20W-PFTSK    2GRFE    350S    6FC ALPHD 07S  
GGH20W-PRTGK    2GRFE    350X    6FC ALPHD 08S  
GGH20W-PRTQK    2GRFE    350G    6FC ALPHD 08S  
GGH20W-PRTSK    2GRFE    350S    6FC ALPHD 08S  
GGH25W-NFTQK    2GRFE    35V    6FC VFIRE 07S  
GGH25W-NFTSK    2GRFE    35Z    6FC VFIRE 07S  
GGH25W-NRTGK    2GRFE    35X    6FC VFIRE 08S  
GGH25W-NRTQK    2GRFE    35V    6FC VFIRE 08S  
GGH25W-NRTSK    2GRFE    35Z    6FC VFIRE 08S  
GGH25W-PFTQK    2GRFE    350G    6FC ALPHD 07S  
GGH25W-PFTSK    2GRFE    350S    6FC ALPHD 07S  
GGH25W-PRTGK    2GRFE    350X    6FC ALPHD 08S  
GGH25W-PRTQK    2GRFE    350G    6FC ALPHD 08S  
GGH25W-PRTSK    2GRFE    350S    6FC ALPHD 08S  
 

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Just had a look on Car.vx at the sample report sheet and noticed it has a section stated "Use History", where it says "Use in contaminated regions" and "Radioactive contamination test fail".

 

It sort of put me off having a report incase I find something I dont like.

 

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Just now, Voodoo101 said:

Just had a look on Car.vx at the sample report sheet and noticed it has a section stated "Use History", where it says "Use in contaminated regions" and "Radioactive contamination test fail".

 

It sort of put me off having a report incase I find something I dont like.

 

I don't have tons of experience, quite the opposite but I can't see why anyone would not like to see their CarVX.jp report.. It's gold dust on milage recall annual usage etc. but if it was meant to be a joke, my apologies 

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I was a joke. Never seen a car report about radioactive contamination.

 

My car that I have just bought has been in the country for three years, so I don't think there is much point in me getting it. If I was getting one fresh off the boat then I can see it being good.

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3 minutes ago, Voodoo101 said:

I was a joke. Never seen a car report about radioactive contamination.

 

My car that I have just bought has been in the country for three years, so I don't think there is much point in me getting it. If I was getting one fresh off the boat then I can see it being good.

Cool 

 

Japan being nuked probably has this risk awareness more than is 

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50 minutes ago, Voodoo101 said:

Just had a look on Car.vx at the sample report sheet and noticed it has a section stated "Use History", where it says "Use in contaminated regions" and "Radioactive contamination test fail".

 

It sort of put me off having a report incase I find something I dont like.

 

 

I don't think it was a joke.

Remember what happened in 2011.

 

But you wouldn't want a radioactive van, would you.

 

The Japanese are nothing, if not meticulous and thorough.

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39 minutes ago, Monkins said:

As someone mentioned the 240S is a 7 seat alphard.  and a 24Z is a 8 seat Vellfire

 

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Hello Chris,

 

Welcome to the Forum.

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