celiagy Posted 9 hours ago Posted 9 hours ago Hey Guys, I have a toyota alphard 2010 right hand module. At the beginning of june, this car occurred a constant battery drain problem. Since I replaced the car head unit (replaced with a generic Android car unit on aliexpress) and the rear entertainment sunroof TV, I first suspected that the cause was the loss of power in these added electrical components. However, after inspection, it seems that this is not the cause. In addition, in mid-June (around June 14), the car suddenly could not exceed 40km/h when driving at high speed. No matter how you stepped on the accelerator, the problem still existed until it slid to the side of the road and stalled (happened 5 times per day ). I will share with you my troubleshooting ideas and repair process in the next few weeks (hopefully it can be fixed as soon as possible). Since there are no dealers or repairmen who can repair JDM models in my area, I have to repair it myself. If you have encountered a similar situation or have any good ideas, please reply to this post to help me troubleshoot the problem. Thank you in advance for your help!
celiagy Posted 8 hours ago Author Posted 8 hours ago Today I replaced the new costco kirkland 24F battery and the fault codes changed from engine fault codes + 4wd fault codes + vsf off fault codes to the following fault codes (ABS, anti-roll and vsf off fault codes + handbrake fault codes (even though I had released the brake, the light stayed on so I considered it a fault code)). I also polished and cleaned the battery connector and it seems that the engine stalling problem no longer occurs.
Alphard Club Posted 7 hours ago Posted 7 hours ago The reason the car is not exceeding 40kms is because it is in limp home mode. The check engine light (CEL) would make that happen. By utting on a new battery probably reset the CEL. The battery may of been the issue in this case. To preserve the connections on the battery, add a dab of Vaseline on the connections.
Rojie Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago AND check the connections at both ends of the battery leads !
Gamith Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago The terminals on my battery connections were not tight so i ended up getting some lead terminal covers and cutting them down to fit.
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