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MonsterS

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  • Name: Alex
  • Alphard / Vellfire Model
    Alphard 3.0 (02-08)
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    2003
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    Bristol

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  1. Either Parking Sensor or parking lights....
  2. Hi Chris, Check your header tank (the rad system one) and see if its low, bring your van up to temp (with the rad cap off) then sqeeze the pip going into the header and see if you get air bubbles.
  3. But by the "letter" of the law its still changing to function of the vehicle when in. so therefore it becomes a camper when driving. I found they wanted an extra £300 a year for the priviledge of using as a non perm camper on ours.
  4. Cool, how much did your insurance cost change?
  5. No, but it's fairly easy to fit normally. Which model of sensors were you going for?
  6. The N/S track rod about £20, the rack arm joint about £25 ish about an 1 hour to 2 to fix front suspension boots £30 for a pair and about an hour to fit Rear bushes £50/60 and about 2 - 3 hours labour. They clearly do not want the job. I'd take it to a 3rd party.
  7. Hi Izy, There is an "aux" input normally behind the passenger/driver center console, once plugged in it should work. Changing the unit can disable lane assist and other vehicle features. Show some images etc and we might be able to advise further
  8. You are correct. I will amend now. and post the ANH10 models on here.
  9. There are small pipes which runs water away from those points, Get a pipe cleaner and clean then off, if you can see a blockage then under the wheel arch in the lining is the out push some compressed air through them or from the top to clear it out. sometimes they clog up.
  10. Check the wiring. It's rare for LEDs to go. More likely a dodgy connection
  11. I second BigNev, however i always over spec the AH by at least 20 so i know it starts even when cold.
  12. Nice picasso, i shall keep this one.
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