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Rojie

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  1. If you go to the EPC, you can chose the model year, ie. 2002 to 2005, or 2005 to 2008.
  2. Hi, I checked the gearbox drawings and you appear to be correct. Sorry for my mistake. The part looks like a small oil tank ! Goo Luck.
  3. Hi. I got it from the Toyota Alphard EPC. I'll check for the gearbox.
  4. I just took a look at the epc data (for the model which I THINK you have). I believe the part number is 15014-28020 Please do not use this number without checking it thoroughly. Are you aware of the epc data ?
  5. I just checked if this unit is the same as Jenny's (Smedley). It is. I suggest you send her a personal message, perhaps she will be able to help you.
  6. Hello, and welcome to the Forum. Dissatisfaction (or total confusion) with the head unit is not uncommon ! Do you know what model Alphie you have ? I find the CD auto recording feature really convenient. Eightseaterblog.com has published a very good guide to the (usual) HDD head unit. I think Eightseater covers how to delete tracks. However, your unit is a different model. Is there any type number on the bezel of the unit ? However, his blog may be helpful to you. I suggest you give it a try. Jenny, a member, has the same unit, I think ! I need to check and ask if she has an English manual for it. She certainly discovered how to change the language to English; which ought to help you. Be careful if you decide to replace your unit. DO the research, as with many replacement units you may / will lose the cameras and steering control functions. There is lots of info on this Forum. Happy reading.
  7. Hello Mick, Which courtesy light are you referring to ? I ask as there are several. I assume you are referring to the light cluster near the rear view mirror.
  8. Hi again Chris, I have two Japanese HDD manuals with almost 800 pages. Initially I found them such hard work, I fell out of the habit of using them. Now I know about Google Translate and Google Lens I will start to use them again. Thanks for reminding me I have them.
  9. Members photos page.
  10. Google lens seems to work quite well too.
  11. Link does not work !
  12. Or permutations on those themes. Good luck.
  13. Hi Johnsey, Respectfully, I think this thread has run its course. Can you start a new one please, as Jenny has resolved her issue. If you have a MZ G you probably have an HDD unit. Please refer to eightseaterblog.com; as that is probably the best guide you will find.
  14. Hello Dr Watson, Welcome to this Forum. How many people do you intend to carry at any one time ? As I understand it, lap belts meet the UK DVLA rules. So you ought to be able to seat six adults all in three point belts. If you chose to travel with the middle seats reversed (if they are swivel type) you will lose the three point belts, and have to make do with only lap belts. Although quite legal, it is not recommended to travel in reverse facing seats. You may be able to source more suitable seating in this Forum, or on ebay. There was a set for sale a while ago mid July. Check in the For Sale section.
  15. Hi Johnsey, Welcome to the Forum. Common problem this. If you search for head unit or radio replacement you should get some ideas and responses. Good luck
  16. Hi David, Welcome to the Forum. Please forgive my ignorance; what is a mushroom roof ?
  17. Can you let Highland Explorer know which garage you have found.
  18. This is the first one I have ever seen. Looks great. Storage room in an Alphie camper can be an issue, especially with the rear conversions.
  19. Hello again, I don't see the camera unit on the front grill, but that doesn't necessarily mean you haven't got one. It could be in the grille. I doubt you have the three cameras as they protrude so as to be able to monitor sideways. I don't recognise your headunit. It does not appear to the top of the line HDD system. However, it does have the button for the sonar. As the console below the headunit is standard it does not confirm sonar, or not. When you get the vehicle, if it has sonar it will have the sensors at the four corners, and pressing the sonar button will activate (four green leds) / deactivate it. It WILL be comfortable. You'll be very pleased. Your 2006 should (will) have a five speed auto gearbox. 2004 is four speed. As I said, I don't recognise your head unit, but most do not work 'correctly', in the UK. CD should be OK, DVD too, radio not so. Sat Nav NO. You will either enjoy learning Japanese or be frustrated by it ! While you wait, read about fuel and the head unit (and replacement) on this Forum. Also I strongly advise you purchase JPNZ Alphard Manual FRO396. £25 ish, and worth every penny. Be prepared, buy it now.
  20. Japanese Car radio Unlock Solutions Thank you jenny for letting is all know that you succeeded, and how you did it. I am so glad you persevered.
  21. I think most have parking sensors, or sonar as the Japanese know it. Some have front cameras, some don't. I believe most have a rear camera. It all depends on the options and head unit you will have. If you have photo of the front grill, and the unit below the screen you will be able to tell. With the HDD unit, you will have all the options, although some won't work in the UK. Happy Motoring
  22. Hi Jenny, I still think guessing the pet password is your best bet.
  23. He is on here. I found it difficult to find him, but I did. I wrote to him yesterday. He hasn't replied yet. I'll give him a day or two and follow up. If I hear from him I will get back to you. Look for a video of his on youtube where he is known as cuttothechase.
  24. Is the vehicle 2004 or 2006, as that will make a difference. Certainly will affect the gearbox fitted. Your model number should be on the auction sheet. Or on the door frame (when it arrives). You seller/agent should be able to supply the model number and serial (Vin) number.
  25. Sounds like a hightop. I think that may make it more difficult to find a suitable cover to fit snugly. Most Alphies are standard roofline or have been modified to a poptop.
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