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I don't know but my Estima i was changing the oil every 5 - 6 k. With this engine i would assume 5 - 6 k again depending on driving style. Personally oil will be changed every 6 months or 5k which ever comes first. Using Shell Helix is fine but there are cheaper oil's that do the same job.

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Not sure as we won't get ours converted due to the government not making its mind up on LPG. However there are a few members who have gaslow installed so go for it.

Welcome, As said above. Plus make sure you get a 3L or above if having a camper. A lot of people have them as campers and there are a few converters which are preferred. We have not converted our van. (While the kids are young still) But things to look for. 1. Make sure it is undersealed 2. check for any rust spots on the inner wheel arches 3. if LPG converted check the certification and make sure it's had a service in the last year.

would be better if the pound was stronger against the euro 😢

Never used them. We are still at the point where it's the whole family and not just myself and my wife. But we have a company we look after who deal and sort out conversions to all vehicles to campers. So will be going with them when it's time. So please let us know what is good and what is not.

make sure the year matches otherwise the size will not. Alot of people have changed the radio's. Might be worth doing a quick scan of post's and see which we recommend.

Welcome Minkey, Might be worth pulling it out and checking the lead is in the back. Maybe post some photos online and we can help.

On full lock we get click either left or right. Any ideas what this may be? someone said a while back might be the CV joint but i'm not 100%.

Does anyone have a thought on reconditioning yellow headlights? I was told meguires is good but not sure found a Holt's kit for £20 at my local Car parts place.

Check out the links we sent for part numbers used it for my cambelt, filers & water pump.

WIth the camera its a case of soldering the wires as it comes clean or you can use (urgh!) scotch locks.

Are you okay with a soldering iron? Normally they actually have the sockets on the back you can plug directly into. (most models, depends on who's selling it and the model) But we've used these from halfords before. ISO1 ISO2

Have a look at this: Instruction Link Pumpkin Radio

If you have someone who's done your conversion please post below.

Some good radios out there personally i like pumpkin. But other say Xtrons.

+1 for Ben, Supplied me some parts and most of the FB group parts and its really great.

@Susan speak to @Ben alphard he will give you all the prices and parts needed.

If you can afford it take it to a garage to do the conversion. Then the liability if it is not correct is on them.

it will, it pushes the video signal out from the back of the unit which would have three phono leads coming from it.

theres a fair bit of soildering if i remember correctly. just worth getting a UK Speedo instead.

All you need to do is input your frame number in to get your parts. CLICK HERE

Here are some parts you might need for your 3L vehicle. Engine and fuel system go to group Air filter (Toyota, VIC) 17801-20040 05.2002 - 04.2005 1MZFE..MNH1# 2.70 to 40.64 USD Oil filter (Toyota, VIC) 90915-20003 05.2002 - 04.2005 1MZFE..MNH1# 6.89 to 17.72 USD Spark plug (Toyota, DENSO, NGK) 90919-01210 05.2002 - 04.2005 1MZFE..MNH1# ＳＫ２０Ｒ１１ 10.64 to 19.82 USD 90919-01211 05.2002 - 04.2005 1MZFE..MNH1# ＩＦＲ６Ａ１１ 10.64 to 19.35 USD Timing belt (Toyota) 13568-29025 05.2002 - 04.2005 1MZFE..MNH1# 22.11 to 79.68 USD Transmission and chassis go to group Brake pads, front (Toyota, Nisshinbo, Pitwork) 04465-65021 10.2002 - 04.2005 ANH1#,MNH1# マーク　ＳＵＭＩＴＯＭＯ　ＰＳ５５８Ｈ 47.81 to 127.49 USD Brake pads, rear (Toyota, Nisshinbo, Pitwork) 04466-28080 05.2002 - 04.2005 ANH1#,MNH1# マーク　ＳＵＭＩＴＯＭＯ　ＰＳ５４９ 33.95 to 86.51 USD Electrics go to group Clean air filter (Toyota, VIC) 87139-28010 05.2002 - 04.2005 ANH1#,MNH1# 微細塵フィルタ 16.94 to 35.88 USD 87139-33010 05.2002 - 04.2005 ANH1#,MNH1# 補給専用脱臭フィルタ 16.94 to 58.95 USD 87139-47020 05.2002 - 04.2005 ANH1#,MNH1# ＊ＤＰＦ 22.50 to 45.53 USD 3.0 L Brake pads No PNC# (SUB) OEM part number Required per car Production period Name Applicability Please order in advance In stock 01 04465 04465-65021 01 10.2002 - 04.2005 PAD KIT, DISC BRAKE, FRONT ANH1#,MNH1# マーク　ＳＵＭＩＴＯＭＯ　ＰＳ５５８Ｈ 46.92 to 125.13 USD No PNC# (SUB) OEM part number Required per car Production period Name Applicability Please order in advance In stock 01 04466 04466-28080 01 05.2002 - 04.2005 PAD KIT, DISC BRAKE, REAR ANH1#,MNH1# マーク　ＳＵＭＩＴＯＭＯ　ＰＳ５４９ 33.32 to 84.91 USD

Okay so you hate having the "Fog light" switch you got from your installer in the UK. Those small ones are okay but stand out like a sore thumb. Here's what you need and how to wire it up. 1. Remove the surround for your switches. 2. See which wire is the on to the light. (For instance mine was the one by itself at the bottom of the switch. 3. pull them all off the old switch and cut the connector off and use the scotch lock on the Blue/Red wire on the image below. (these plugs are tied back a bit so you need to free them up.) 4. cut the other wires off (I taped them up so no bare wires were showing.) 5. Click in the connector to the switch. Here's a couple of pictures and links you need. Parts needed: Fog light Switch Scotch Locks Stubby Pliers Cable snips Electrical tape Time: 10 - 15 mins.

Think they are the same for most of Toyota's fleet.