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On an ealrier model (than yours) this sounds like you may need your heater circuit bleeding of air. It is covered here somewhere on the Forum

Fascinating ! You never know.

I like to pull the moonroof shade back to allow more light in, without opening the roof. If you camp that moonroof can provide some stunning star lit skies.

Hello Donald, Welcome to the Forum. DyerNostics (sic) in, or near, Bodmin. I think he relocated during the last year, but is still in the area. He is a Toyota Master Technican, as opposed to a Alphard specialist. The Snows dealership chain in Devon will work on Alphards; you should check your Truro dealer. Don't be surprised if they don't. Forearmed is forewarned.

Hello Declan, Welcome to the Forum. I have an earlier model so cannot answer most of your questions with any accuracy. I bought Maguard (?) locking wheel nuts for my van; you must check for the correct wheel fitment, conical or flat washers.

Hello Vell Boy, Welcome to the Forum

Hi Lee, How did you get on with Listers ?

I agree with Richard. An LSD is possible, but unlikely. Imho, they don't don't need an LSD, a diff yes; not an LSD.

Welcab is the usual supplier of these disabilty/mobility seats; and most are fitted by the large nearside sliding door. The doors are often electrically operated. We do have a member or two that have made enquiries on this forum about servicing and repair, so much more reading for you to do

Hello Kevin, Welcome to the Forum. If you remove the rear seats there may be enough room for a scooter, depends how big it is. Also, on many models the rear seats fold up sideways. If you remove the middle seats as well, which is not too difficult to do, there will be plenty of room. Although securing the scooter may be an issue. IF seeking a vehicle with mobility seat you MUST ensure where you will get the seat serviced and repaired. Do NOT assume you can take it anywhere. Most Toyota dealers will not service Alphards. It is essential to have a reliable, capable mechanic before you buy.

What a shame they let you down.

Remotely possible. Send your reg or VIN to Picasso. He can check

Hello Harrison, Welcome to the Forum.

Hello Michael, Welcome to the Forum

Fuse 25, 15A; probably a microfuse. You should probably get a fuse before even trying.

Hello Neil, Welcome to the Forum.

Hello Max, Welcome to the Forum. Send a PM to Picasso with your VIN number. He will supply the part numbers.

You may need to bleed the heater system. I don't know how, but other members do; so you should get an answer soon.

OK. The manual I have looked at is FRO 3035, which explains the difference in page numbers !

Referring to my JPNZ Owners Manual, which does have a Hybrid section, there is no separate information regarding Hybrid fuse locations. So, on the assumption that they are the same as in the non-hybrid version, the AC fuse is fuse 17, 10A. Located in the passenger footwell behind the glovebox, and it will be a pig to get at. I believe they are microfuses, so having one to haned will be most useful. IF your audio is fully functional this fuse is unlikely to be the culprit as, according to my manual it is the same fuse.

Which service. Scheduled services are normally based on mileage covered. You do not say where you are based. Imho, a far better question would be "Where will I get it serviced?"

Hello Beverley, In my opinion, you are very unlikely to have a LSD fitted. If you send your VIN (or registration) to Picasso he can probably check for you. Interestingly, this infprmation is not on page 312 of the JPNZ Owners Manual that I have. Which manual are you referring to ?

Hello Victor and Partner, Welcome to the Forum. Happy Camparding.

I doubt it applies to the front wheel drive cars as they have no rear transmission. Which page are you referring to ? So we can read about it and decide whether it applies to 4wd and Hybrids

Hello Daniel, Welcome to the Forum.