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Monksey

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  • Name: Robert
  • Alphard / Vellfire Model
    Alphard 3.0 (02-08)
  • Alphard / Vellfire Year
    2008
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    Warrington

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  1. Hi gamith, I think it must be in a setting or as stated before a faulty switch / wiring, Mine is a 2007 and mirrors fold in and out when I lock or unlock from the remote keyfob.
  2. Hi we unfortunately bumped ours a lot worse then that so we had one priced at toyota it was £1000 colour coded but not fitted. They can be plastic welded and repaired then resprayed I did my own so no idea what a garage would charge.
  3. Hi just removed all mine I think they are all the same on all models. After removing seats remove the plastic end caps on the runners then remove the carpets the plastic guides along the runners just pull of, at the side of the runners there a some bolts evenly spaced out not sure but are about 8mm I managed to remove them without removing all the sound proofing. at one end on each track there is a small bolt located in the rail that holds the steel end cap on, the runner then can be removed by just sliding it out. Have fun.!!
  4. Hi Joking, We had a similar problem with our front bumper it was the same clips that you are showing in the photo, we ordered ours from the toyota main dealer took about a weak to arrive and cost appropriately £70 for the pair . Just hope your tags are still OK on the actual bumper.
  5. Hi Hi Beijing Ballie, sorry I don't have any more photos and unfortunately it was quite some time ago when I stripped out the head liner and didn't take much notice of where the ducting came down.
  6. Toyota main dealer can order you one.
  7. Hi supadave, I reupholsterd the roof and had to remove head lining. These are some pictures of the alphard without the head lining hope they help.
  8. Sorry that was supposed to be 2000 + watts not 200 lol.
  9. Hi, I am guessing that surely a 200w + power inverter connected to your leisure battery would at least run a low wattage microwave.
  10. Hi, I think after an lpg conversion most people go with the can repair options, i have never had a problem with them and I have used them a few times. After your camper conversion you will probably need as much storage space as possible and a spare wheel Evan a space saver takes a lot of room up.
  11. Great pics,👌 Wish I could have made it, hopefully there will be one next year.
  12. Hi mikli, The mood lighting in the pillars are led units not bulbs and unlikely to be blown, to remove the piller you first remove the bottom trim because the piller has to be pulled towards you then pulled down or you will snap the plastic clips. The room lights in the headliner can easily be removed and these do have bulbs, are you sure it's not just a blown fuse as all these lights are on the same fuse.
  13. Hi mikli, That is the correct part to pull off but you may require a small pick ,once removed you might find it's not bulbs as you are expecting as mine are led strips but that could just be on different models, if you do require to remove the whole console the hidden screws are under the light strips and I think there is one in the glasses department.
  14. Hi thanks for getting back to me I much appreciate it, but I have just solved the problem,gently gently doesn't work I just slammed the seat down onto the floor slide rail and it works perfectly on both sides .👌
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