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Try having a look at the wiring diagrams I've put on the guide section.

Could be wheel alignment out. or even bushes on track rods not working.

THIS looks promising.

From what i remember the highway you should only use your right foot on the clutch unless you have a disability or your left gets stuck.

Not that i've found yet.

We have the complete list of wiring diagrams for up to the 2008 series Alphard both models. Same wiring on both the hybrid and non hybrid. SRS.pdf Smart Entry and Start System Wireless Door Control lock.pdf Smart Entry and Start System Steering Lock.pdf Smart Entry and Start System push start button.pdf Smart Entry and Start System - Immobiliser.pdf Smart Entry and Start System.pdf Seat Belt Warning.pdf Rear number 1 seat.pdf Front Passengers seat.pdf Drivers Power Seat.pdf Power outlet.pdf Internal Lighting.pdf Illumination.pdf Combination Meter.pdf Backup Light.pdf AC.pdf Door Control Wiring.pdf Parking Assist.pdf sound system.pdf

Mine is stock and reflective. so hopefully yours is too. if not then just adding a couple of reflectors on the bumper will work.

Reflectors are only needed if the rear lights do not have reflectors built in.

Yep watched a video and looks like a ball ache

Rear reflectors are not an mot requirement but fog light is

Bulb List for Gen 1 Dashboard/console led/bulb = t4.7 for the backlight of the clock etc and t3.5 for the buttons Buttons either side of steering wheel = T3 Headlights - Halogen Headlights = H4 60/55W Discharge Headlights - High Beam = HB3 60W - Low Beam = Not fitted with intelligent AFS = D2R 35W Fitted with AFS = D2S 35W Front Fog Light = HB4 51W -mz * mx * ax = 55W - MS * AS = 35w Clearance Lights = W5W 5W Front Indicator/Hazard Lights = 1W Side indicator/hazard = W5 12V Number Plate = W5W 93R Brake Lights = 21W Tail Light = 2DIW SW7443 21w Rear Indicators = 2FH 21W Reverse Light = W6W 21W Rear Fog Light = 21W optional change to the reflectors HERE Front Personal Light = 8W Rear Personal Light = 5W Vanity Light = 1.5W Front Door Courtesy Light = 3.8W Foot Area (not present cant tell you) = Luggage room light = 5W Ashtray = 1.2W High mount stop light =W16W 16W Bulb List for Gen 2. Here's a general list of common bulb types. It's highly recommended to double-check your vehicle's owner's manual or visually inspect the bulbs in your specific Alphard before purchasing replacements. Headlights: Low Beam: Halogen: H1, H7, H11, HIR2 Xenon/HID: D2S, D4S (These are usually for vehicles with factory HID systems. Note the voltage difference - 85V for D2S/D4S vs. 12V for halogen.) High Beam: Halogen: H4 (often combined with low beam in one bulb for some models), HB3 (9005) Fog Lights: H8, H11, H16 (H11 is very common) Exterior Lighting (other): Front Turn Signals: WY21W (amber) or 7440/7440A (some models might use W21W with an amber lens) Front Side Marker/Position Lights: W5W (T10 wedge) Rear Turn Signals: WY21W or W21W (if the lens is amber) Brake/Tail Lights: W21/5W (dual filament for brake and tail), P21/5W, P21/4W, R10W (some models may have LED tail lights, which would be integrated units) Reverse Lights: W16W, P21W License Plate Lights: W5W (T10 wedge) Interior Lighting: Dome Lights / Map Lights / Reading Lights: Typically use a variety of bulbs, including: Festoon bulbs (various lengths like 31mm, 36mm, 39mm, 41mm) W5W (T10 wedge) Some areas might use smaller wedge bulbs like T5. Vanity Mirror Lights: Often smaller festoon or W5W bulbs. Trunk/Boot Light: W5W or a festoon bulb. Door Lights: W5W

Every alphy has different unjits I have one of the above and works great for us.

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How easy is it to change the front ns and os cv joints? Thank you in advance.

2002-2003 3l v6 G model 18mpg mainly allbristol driving short trips...... I need to sort my injectors out or stop my lead foot

Normally, if one goes so does the other one. they can sometimes show up on the wrong bank. might be worth checking the other one also.

Worth having a look at K Helliker Auto Electrical They are a good bunch and do alot of electrical work.

you will have to remove the roof panels to check. it's not an easy job.

You need to get a garage that does imports as the systems are different to the euro models.