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Infact they increase in price for some reason. We bought ours for 7k and now its worth 12k by going with the market.

the speedo converters cause many issues, its worth just changing the speedo disc inside.

Yeah, appearently it does always stay on . I've only noticed it because i fitted a dashcam front and rear and had to pull apart the trim and add a fuse to the passenger fuse box.

looks like one of Ben Hau's mods.

Personally, we bought privately. However its up to you. with dealers you get warranty. but then again you pay a bit more. Personally through a dealer is always prefable.

No you should find one for that

long nose pliers. that's how I got them out.

Good luck.

run a code reader on and try to clear the engine codes.

Could be the maf sensor. but if its not getting as much power check the throttle body is not clogged. When was the last service?

In short the eariler models do not have ISO fix or atleast our 2002/2003 model does not.

Welcome MikeB1. The carpet will come up but wires are dotted all over the place so its a manual peel and find im afriad.

I would look on ebay.

welcome aboard.

standard toyota hiace or previa ones will work

you would have to take the box out from the middle to change it as i've had to take the box off to edit the 110v adapters.

Not really sure of any for the hybrid however G F automotive have a tool which works for all toyota alphards. it takes the settings direct from Toyta JP.

Short answer no. your only hope would be to remove the driver seat. This is fairly easy to do as its a few bolts on to the frame and would take 15 - 20 mins with the right sockets.

heres a link

Off ebay. plenty of people are breaking some. Then just get it resprayed shouldn't cost the earth.

G F automotive in Bristol, near the feeder river. Always sorts my alphard out.

no problem.

the correct gap for a new plug to be .043 in. or 1.1 mm (small enough), and the max gap for used plug to be .047 in. or 1.2 mm

have a look at the runners but when people do conversions they have to add a swivel bracket.

After my airbag recall was done the clock stays on permanently instead of going off when the keys are out. Anyone got ideas? Its killing the battery.