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There is a list of common service part numbers. Check the servicing section

Hi Robert, I have a similar model to yours. I think your 'bulbs' have already been replaced if they are LEDs. I needed to replace one of mine, and is was definitely not a LED. I know that LED replacements are available, and probably brighter and more reliable. So you would probably need to replace all of them to achieve an even brightness !

Hello Kenneth, Welcome to the Forum. Lucky you, having such a new Alphie. On the older models there is a chip change that achieves it. On a model as new as this, many of us would not know ! Sorry. Good Luck.

As Stephen says, there is no real MPG. If there is, then please tell me "How long is a piece of string?" Even UK Government figures for non JDM vehicles are open to serious question. There is a lengthy thread on this Forum where members report their own vehicle consumption' Even those, real that they are, are not benchmark results.

Hello David, Welcome to the Forum. It depends on which Head Unit you have as multiple units were fitted (I think). The JPNZ Owners Manual has several, and eightseater.blogspot.com had the popular HDD unit

DVLA willing ! Welcome, I am sure you will enjoy your new machine.

As defuzo says reducing the odometer reading is illegal here in the UK. If the reading is now 375,000, I dread to think what it was. I doubt our members will want to help. I think you are on your own. I certainly don't want to be involved; even if you are in a different country.

HI joseph, Welcome to the Forum. There should be an air filter behind the lower glove box on the passenger side. Is yours there, or need replacing ?

Mileage Correction ? Do you mean converting from km/hr to mph ?

Hello Kate, Welcome to the Forum. The information you need is available on this Forum. It may take you a while to find it using the search box on your home page.

Send a PM to Picasso with your VIN or registraion number

Hello Owen, Welcome to the Forum.

Yours is the first Vellfire model available, in 2008. Although Alphards were available before then .

Hello Farooq, Welcome to the Forum. Close all the doors and buckle up the set belts ! Do the red lights go out ?

You could try and bleed the brakes to see if that improves the 'feel'. You could consider changing the front pads for ones known to be OEM. I believe some owners fit improved brake hoses too. Good Luck

I think your brakes need bleeding. Have you had the rear bushes replaced lately. If so, take your van to the repair shop and have them bleed the brakes (again).

Hello Marius, Welcome to the Forum.

Subaru is known to be thirsty !

As Picasso says, it does sound as your battery was disconnected briefly. Ensure your battery is fully charged too

If you just bought recently from a dealer, take it back to them and request they resolve the issue. Act now, not later. Sadly, I can't advise on who can look at it. See later ! I have an older model. Before spending on 'repairs' I would try, again, to ascertain what mileage you are actually getting. If your consumption, ignoring the dash reading, is 'normal', maybe you should consider ignoring the dash reading. Do you have any warning lights on the dash ? Call Japanese MPV Specialists, in Uxbridge, ask if they could take a 'quick look'.

I don't feel confident in recommending any 'fitters'of Head Units, except Ben Hau. To be clear, I am NOT suggesting any other fitters are not entirely capable; just that I wouldn't know if they are, or not. I have no intention of 'upgrading / replacing' my head unit, so it is not an area of knowledge that I have. I do know that many installations are entirely successful, whereas some, regrettably, are not. My main use is the camera the facilities. I use a PC (with CD/DVD) and Bose for 'entertainment'. We have some esteemed members who are far more experienced in this arena than I. Hopefully they can make some suggestions for you.

Fill up test. Record mileage/kilometer reading. Fill tank. Run to about a quarter full. Record odometer again. Fill tank. Consumption is distance covered divided by fuel used. This, of course, assumes your odometer records distance correctly ! And is, of course, an average; you may need to consider your driving style and traffic too and 'adjust' accordingly. But, it provides a benchmark.

I think your electronics are suspect and suspect you probably get a better mileage.

185/37 is 5. 5m / l is 22.5 mpg. Not seriuously bad, depending on traffic and driving style.

14mpg. around town with a 3.5L seems OK to me !