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Rojie

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  1. Rojie
    Hello Loz, Welcome to the Forum.
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    Hello, Apart from the cost, I would not be too worried about the speed rating provided you meet the OEM minimum. According to my Owners Handbook, and it does depend on the model you have, H or W. What some members do is fit XL tyres. They will stiffen the ride slightly, but offer less roll when cornering.
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    Hello, I tried to this tidy this for you. but I think I may have messed it up. Sorry. If you could start again, I will delete this entire thread.
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    From memory you just lower each window, using the switch in the door for that window (not the drivers door switches). Down and up, possibly a couple of times each. If you have a moon roof you may need to do that too.
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    Thank you for letting me know. Sorry I was unable to help.
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    Hello Krzysztof, Welcome to the Forum. You are very fortunate to have such a recent vehicle. I suspect you may be a pioneer of this model in the UK. The only company I know of that installs rotating seats in the front (in earlier models) is North Star IOW. Perhaps you should give them a call to enquire. I would be very cautious of universal plates that are designed for VWs.
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    So will you please change your vehicle type ?
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    Ex(clusive) Motors, formerly Japanese MPV Specialists should know.
  10. Rojie
    Hello Efbert, Welcome to the Forum. Firstly check your battery is fully charged, that the connections are very secure.
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    Very Interesting.
  12. Rojie
    Good news.
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    A wooden dipstick, perhaps. A kebab skewer
  14. Rojie
    Hello Modhgal, Welcome to the Forum. There is a section in the forum where members can recommend garages that they used successfully for their Alphards. Check it out, there may be a recommended garage near you. You can always try your local Toyota dealer. Most will not work on imports, but some will.
  15. Rojie
    Hello Kevon, Welcome to the Forum.
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    Don't be sorry. We are all learning everyday. By the very nature of the Forum, responders never know the level of knowledge / understanding the person they are trying to help has. What ground clearance do you currently have ? 160mm is about normal.
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    You may wish to consider an alternative solution, as I did a couple of years back. I came across some wedge shaped 'cushions' for use in hospitals to change the inclination of the patients. The set was of 3 or 4 units with differing profiles, providing various combinations of inclined angle. I didn't proceed with the purchase, on ebay or Amazon, so cannot provide photos.
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    200k miles. Wow. Fantastic. That gives us all lots of hope.
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    Thank you. I still don't quite understand these missing models from the Toyota handbook. In my distant memory I do recall the gearbox upgrade; part of my reason to buy the facelifted V6, I vaguely remember. I find the manual very good, but these omissions have cast doubt in my mind of its accuracy.
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    Hello Merverik, Welcome to the Forum.
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    Hello David, Thanks for this. I am aware of what you describe. What I was not aware of was that a V6 model was produced with a 4 speed auto. I am assuming it is not a CVT box. With LSDs it must have been a top of the range model too. Perhaps other members can shed more light on this very interesting version of our beloved Alphard.
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    Thank you. You learn something every day. Very interesting that your model is not listed in the Toyota Owner's Manual.
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    Hello Ceri, Are you absolutely sure your V6 AWD is a 4 speed. According to my Toyota Owners Manual, all the Generation 1 V6's came with a 5 speed auto, and all the 4 cylinders with a 4 speed auto. Are you a new owner ? Some new owners do not realise where to place the gear selector. It should be moved to the D position. and NOT moved to the right (which will select gear 4, and cause excessively high fuel consumption).
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    Wow. How long did it take you to do both.
  25. Rojie
    Hi Lee, I missed that ! Eyesight or age, probably both ! MNH
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