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Drew let me know how you get on

Sorry i dont know your jus going to have to see if you can find it by the colour

starter relay

your going to need to move a thick wire harness and look up words ideal use a mirror

start relay fuse is located behind passenger glove box I have attached drawings from lookup system circled in red hope this helps location is 2

Check all fuses sounds like a fuse has blown have you shorted the battery when putting new battery on by putting leads on wrong way round

Could be the park neutral switch also have you had a diagnostic test

Drew what problem are you having with your 3.0

What's you reg no.

Hi I'm the one that brings the handbooks in from jpnz in New Zealand I keep asking them I keep getting told it will be done

It's the fuse on the battery terminal

is it starting now you repaired it

Hi what's your reg no. I do believe there is a fuse holder on the battery positive I helped a lady on here before she did same thing and it was the fuse holder to blame I can check if you have same one

Best software is techstream which is used by toyota software can be purchased off eBay with the cable all you need to do is install it on a laptop

whats your reg no.

I am using lpg for nearly 2 years now lpg is be fazed out at all morrisons petrol stations end of this year but it will still be readily available at most places

4 pin is square plug for 3.0 4wd alphard mnh15 3 pin oblong plug mnh10 3.0 2wd

No problem glad to help if you need any more numbers just ask

Hi Andy part no. 8454032110 if you put in to amazon if you have a account the swith no more than £60

hello whats your reg or vin no.

NOT expensive easier to replace the complete arm and no its not serious if it was serious they would had failed you

You can turn the beeps off with techstream software

I would also get the starter motor checked had similar issue myself sometimes would not start straight away solved by fitting new starter motor the clicking you can hear might be starter motor trying to engage

You also have a sensor on the steering pump this controls how much steering fluid at pressure when at idle

Thank you Steve keep up the good work