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Picasso

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  1. Be very careful what you buy on eBay I replaced mine last October paid £45 for a pair £250 labour to fit they failed again about a month ago they was worse than the ones taken off first time there are lots of cheap Chinese ones on eBay they won’t last I bought my replacements from my local supplier about £85 apair they are like the original Toyota ones so far better quality and stronger
  2. Hello you have had a ckun09 chip fitted at some point this will make it count in miles early Alphard up to 2008 are not canbus system good you got a copy of the certificate regarding the black tape on the k it’s only way they could cheaply get it to pass mot mine is the same you could change the face and will show mph
  3. Hi you will need a a chip fitting that converts the mileage
  4. the kit on yours is a standard kit as with all Alphard's your Alphard has not been modified in any way its as it came out of the factory I personally leave as it is
  5. looking at your photo this Alphard has not been lowered so its standard suspension lot of owners in uk regret buying lowered Alphard's as we got lots of speed bumps and pot holes on our roads and to put a Alphard back to standard Hight your looking at £1200 British pounds
  6. I guess markup is down to having uk stock and not having to wait to receive from china if you have a mot failed you will pay it nothing wrong in making money on a product if your able to supply it
  7. hello there are a few messages with in the forum good and bad at top of forum page to the right type in jap auto agent and tick search everywhere
  8. welcome graham i think you got a issue with your photos you have uploaded as can not open them
  9. hello peter check this link https://www.autojapspares.co.uk/toyota-alphard--vellfire-2002---2015-headlight-levil-sensor-37651-p.asp
  10. Hello Ann glad you got it sorted and thankyou for the recommendations will hell other members
  11. Hi have you checked the rear level sensor it self as there is a link bar that comes of it and attached to rear axle this some times snaps or sensor could be faulty
  12. The front one bank one is not a oxygen sensor it’s a fuel ratio sensor
  13. hi Neville genuine Toyota £180 + vat each I wont pay that . the ones i have gone for are £85 a pair just looking at them they are far better quality the cheap ones hardly have any rubber in them and they are heavier than the cheap ones .
  14. Problem is not just jdm selling them it seems eBay has been flooded with the cheap ones will give update when new ones arrive and fitted want to compare the old ones to the new ones
  15. I had my axle bushes changed last October for the mot as they failed I been having a knocking noise coming from the rear so took my Alphard back to where I had the mot done they put it up on the ramp and I was shocked to find both axle bushes have failed again the mechanic who did the job said he seen nothing like it he said they was worse than the old ones I supplied the bushes which I bought off eBay £45 a pair there are dearer ones on eBay £85 a pair I contacted the company JDM in Leominster his add 2 year warranty unlimited warranty won’t honour the warranty because your only covered for 3 months on eBay and he knows I have no chance getting a refund beware the cheaper ones on eBay are cheap sub standard rubbish . Learnt a very valuable lesson today and a costly one have ordered new bushes heavy duty ones and going to cost me again £350 labour to have them fitted
  16. Paul fingers crossed for pass on emissions
  17. some one might correct me i believe its 5 ltrs left when fuel light comes on
  18. I personally go for blueprint as they are oe spec and for the jdm market
  19. Welcome Johnathan I help lots of members on here with part no.s pm me your reg no and I will get the part no. For you
  20. welcome Keith that's not a Toyota part no. are you able to attach a photo of the broken unit and your reg no. i will find the correct part no. for you and point you in right direction to source the part
  21. Roger is correct you will get the wrong help and information from other members please change your profile to correct vehicle
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