John Harrison

Yes there are some available. I looked at them a few years ago but never went any further. They were about £104 to about £300. There are loads on the internet

Jump to content Toyota Alphard & Vellfire Club Home Forums Toyota Alphard & Vellfire Forums Toyota Alphard Club Forum (2002 - 2008) Body clips Body clipsalphard Follow1 john k 2 days in Toyota Alphard Club Forum (2002 - 2008) Start new topic Reply to this topic john kMembers2 days Does anyone know where I can buy the lower body trim (skirts) clips Quote Rojie Moderators2 days I expect Picasso will answer this for you. Quote dezufoMembers1 day There are 2 types of clips, the clips at the top slide into a channel and the lower clips attach to the trim then push fit into the bodywork, both available on eBay, lower clips = https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/291731628038 top clips = https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/316552651067 Quote John HarrisonEstablished Members1 day Hi. Last year I scraped the side of my Vellfire skirts. They were expensive (about £50) but bought a pack from Mt local Toyota Dealer. They also gave me a print off of the diagram of the side panels and where the clips go. They have helped me out several times about parts. For interest, some of the clips are the same as other Toyota/Lexus models; even other makes like the Nissan Micra! Hope this is a help. John Harrison. Wallasey. PS. It helps if yoj can go down to the parts dept as you can actually point out the parts you need in the manuals! JBH Quote 1 John HarrisonEstablished Members10 min Just found the skirt panel diagram. It shows all the details including the panel clip code numbers!!! These are the same for the Vellfire and Alphard. Good luck!!! John Harrison. Wallasey Quote John HarrisonEstablished Members5 min John K. Here is a copy of the sheet that was given to me by my local Toyota parts dept. It's for my Vellfire buy he said the Alphard too. Hope it is usfull to you??? John Harrison. Wallasey. Quote John HarrisonEstablished Members1 min If your plastic side panels are dented or bent, try warming them with a heat gun and they should go back to their original shape.....Not too close though!!! Quote Select files to upload.. Insert existing attachment Follow topic Follow1 Go to topic listing Next unread topic Privacy Policy Contact Us Cookies Theme by IPSFocus Copyright Toyota Alphard & Vellfire ClubPowered by Invision Community Unread Content Jump to content Toyota Alphard & Vellfire Club Home Forums Toyota Alphard & Vellfire Forums Toyota Alphard Club Forum (2002 - 2008) Body clips Body clipsalphard Follow1 john k 2 days in Toyota Alphard Club Forum (2002 - 2008) Start new topic Reply to this topic john kMembers2 days Does anyone know where I can buy the lower body trim (skirts) clips Quote Rojie Moderators2 days I expect Picasso will answer this for you. Quote dezufoMembers1 day There are 2 types of clips, the clips at the top slide into a channel and the lower clips attach to the trim then push fit into the bodywork, both available on eBay, lower clips = https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/291731628038 top clips = https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/316552651067 Quote John HarrisonEstablished Members1 day Hi. Last year I scraped the side of my Vellfire skirts. They were expensive (about £50) but bought a pack from Mt local Toyota Dealer. They also gave me a print off of the diagram of the side panels and where the clips go. They have helped me out several times about parts. For interest, some of the clips are the same as other Toyota/Lexus models; even other makes like the Nissan Micra! Hope this is a help. John Harrison. Wallasey. PS. It helps if yoj can go down to the parts dept as you can actually point out the parts you need in the manuals! JBH Quote 1 John HarrisonEstablished Members10 min Just found the skirt panel diagram. It shows all the details including the panel clip code numbers!!! These are the same for the Vellfire and Alphard. Good luck!!! John Harrison. Wallasey Quote John HarrisonEstablished Members5 min John K. Here is a copy of the sheet that was given to me by my local Toyota parts dept. It's for my Vellfire buy he said the Alphard too. Hope it is usfull to you??? John Harrison. Wallasey. Quote John HarrisonEstablished Members1 min If your plastic side panels are dented or bent, try warming them with a heat gun and they should go back to their original shape.....Not too close though!!! John Harrison. Wallasey.

If your plastic side panels are dented or bent, try warming them with a heat gun and they should go back to their original shape.....Not too close though!!!

John K. Here is a copy of the sheet that was given to me by my local Toyota parts dept. It's for my Vellfire buy he said the Alphard too. Hope it is usfull to you??? John Harrison. Wallasey.

Just found the skirt panel diagram. It shows all the details including the panel clip code numbers!!! These are the same for the Vellfire and Alphard. Good luck!!! John Harrison. Wallasey

Hi. Last year I scraped the side of my Vellfire skirts. They were expensive (about £50) but bought a pack from Mt local Toyota Dealer. They also gave me a print off of the diagram of the side panels and where the clips go. They have helped me out several times about parts. For interest, some of the clips are the same as other Toyota/Lexus models; even other makes like the Nissan Micra! Hope this is a help. John Harrison. Wallasey. PS. It helps if yoj can go down to the parts dept as you can actually point out the parts you need in the manuals! JBH

Ours did it once, after going through a large puddle on the motorway. After about 15 minutes, we had a jump start and everything ok....until the winter and a few no starts. We bought a new battery and no trouble since (Fingers crossed!!!) John Harrison. Wallasey

A note though, main dealers are helpful for prices, numbers and detail sheets of components. Quite often they will print out diagrams for you, if you ask? John Harrison. Wallasey

Take it for an MOT, then do the jobs that come up at a small local garage you will find a huge reduction in price. After I had my two new track rod ends on my 2008 Vellfire. The mechanic asked "Why didn't you buy just the rubber boots?" I told him I didn't know you could and he said "I've got a box full of them!!!" Always go to a few smaller garages for estimates to have work done and ask questions!!! John

You need new discs! I got a set from Auto Jap Spares about 3 years ago for about 20 to 40 quid. Probably about £60 now, but company will advise type! John Harrison. Wallasey

Managed to get the correct tank off Ebay! Just getting someone to fit it.

Hi. My nephew has just found a split in his Vellfire 2.4 AH20. Can you recommend anywhere that might have a spare tank??? John Harrison. Wallasey.

I did see these, but you lose the reflectors then John H

Hi. After having my 08 2.4 AH20 VELLFIRE for about six months, I heard a rattling and the rear. The bracket of the after market fog light had rotted off! I decided flush fitted fog lights would be better. Trying to find them these days is awkward; not nzny people sell them. Looking on Ebay I spotted 2 x VW Transporter rear fog lights for £11 + postage. They looked just the job! When they arrived I was a bit disappointed. They were flush fitting, but to change a bulb, I had to unclip the whole unit! I thought to myself, how many times do yoj have to change a bulb in foglights??? I wanted them each side and fit them each side of the rear bumper. It was hard drilling into my Vellfire, so I made the holes smaller at first. After cutting one hole, I tried the light in. SHOCK, HORROR!!! The light stuck out about 1/4"; it was hitting the body frame! I had a quick think and decided to tap a dent into the body frame. I tried the light in, wired up and tried. Perfect! The only thing wrong was that water might get into the rear bumper where the lens clip was. I decided that if I wanted to change the bulb I could just peel the sealant off. I fitted the other and tried; great! I am very happy with thd job; after 3 years, no bulb change required, no leaks and a fairly good looking job! Photos make them look a bit tatty, as the car is absolutely filthy at the moment, after a visit to Wales and 300+ miles!!! (As you do in our vans!) I would recommend these light as a much better fix than the aftermarket bracket types. I don't think 2 x 1/4" dents and a bit of sealer is too much trouble to ask saving at least 40 quid for more expensive ones!!! They work well too! John Harrison. Wallasey. Merseyside. P.S. If you use 'Back to Black' on the sealer it stays shiny for ages! JBH.

Only a few pumps in Costco Liverpool and Tesco Bidston, Birkenhead. John Harrison. Wallasey.