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Catweazle

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  1. Catweazle
    Definitely done the right thing....Enjoy it!!!
  2. Catweazle
    Someone may find this data useful. On the Nissan Elgrand Forum they have proof of a 2002 vehicle being exempt as the data showed that the vehicle was well below the limits. http://www.toyota.co.jp/jpn/company/history/75years/vehicle_lineage/catalog/60000198/html5.html#page=27 https://forum.elgrandoc.uk/threads/exemption-from-ulez-and-caz-charges-is-possible-for-pre-2006-e51s.33063/
  3. Catweazle
    What is the process please?
  4. Catweazle
    Great info, thanks
  5. Catweazle
    Welcome to trouble free luxury driving.😃
  6. Catweazle
    Yeah, deffo reverse sensor as I have a funky led image of the 4 corners of the car that light up. I can turn it off, but obvs I would like it to continue working as it was.
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    Hi guys, Checked over the Brake lights, and they all seem to be working fine. Only does it with a passenger in front, or on a hot day weirdly. The paint is a bit flaky on it, but made sure there are no obstructions by removing loose bits and cleaning. Still does it randomly under braking. Does anyone know how accessible the rear sensors are? I don't have easy access uinder the car unfortunately, but happy to get dirty and slither under!
  8. Catweazle
    Very good!
  9. Catweazle
    Good advice, thanks i'll take a look asap.
  10. Catweazle
    My rear left keeps beeping when braking. A re-calibration or something similar would be great!
  11. Catweazle
    It may be the on/off switch fro the power source next to it.... Could be a handbrake bypass switch? It may allow video to be played on screen whilst the vehicle is in motion.
  12. Catweazle
    Nice one Wafu. If you have pics of the job along the way, that'd be great!
  13. Catweazle
    Elgar Forum!! Classical music only booming from the Alphie's speakers.
  14. Catweazle
    Take a look at the Nissan Elgrand Forum. It is really very good, and has regular informal and formal meets across the uk. They actually wave at each other too, unlike the 3 Alphies I see regularly by me, that are a miserable bunch and leave me feeling like a weirdo for waving lol!
  15. Catweazle
    That's great Oddcouple, thank you very much!
  16. Catweazle
    Do you have a link for this please?
  17. Catweazle
    Great ingenuity!
  18. Catweazle
    Please post your Alphard (or Vellfire) 1. Year 2005 2. Model 3.0 v6 7 seater 3. Driving 30 miles per day mixed-stop start 4. MPG you get 24-25 Only ever used premium in the year of ownership
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    It was an Amazon jobby: https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07K1FCMYL/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Definitely get it nice and warm before you try and put it on!
  20. Catweazle
    My lad went to school with Dave's lad...decent outfit, you should be good. I drive past them every day and think I saw yours the other week, or very similar- I was admiring from afar! I see they do more Alphie's these days. They used to be only Elgrands- I nearly bought one from them, but glad I settled on Toyota in the end. Far superior motor vehicle in my mind....
  21. Catweazle
    Looks lovely!
  22. Catweazle
    Great find! Thank you for this, makes life easier.
  23. Catweazle
    The forum has been showing loads of Adverts at the top and bottom of the screen recently, but I believbe it may be a Google issue rather than a forum issue. I installed a free Ad- Blocker, and now they don't show up anymore.
  24. Catweazle
    Sounds good....let us know how you get on with ride difference. Oh, and welcome!
  25. Catweazle
    I think that there needs to be 2 clicks to properly lock the seat into place before trying to slide..... I would put the seat down flat, and drop all your weight across the entire flat seat to make sure it's fully engaged before tying to slide. Make sure that the seat is lined up correctly to the arrow on the side of the vehicle too.
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