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Notabongo

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  • Name: Mark
  • Alphard / Vellfire Model
    Alphard 2.4 Petrol (02-08)
  • Alphard / Vellfire Year
    2002
  • Your Location
    Merseyside

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  1. Notabongo started following Removable galley box with bed frame. , -- No hot air/heating --- , 2.4 Alphard , heater stopped working and 3 others
  2. Notabongo
    Had coolant leak ,put some kseal in took a few weeks for it to stop the leak but I've no heat from the blowers ...any ideas please
  3. Notabongo
    No joy ,just driving with hat and gloves on now 🤣 Need to find a mechanic to fit new radiator and look at the heater ....any recommendations in the north west
  4. Notabongo
    Tried that monster but without raising the front end
  5. Notabongo
    No real pressure in the coolant system can open rad cap after a run and no bubbling or excessively hot so don't know if thats another issue or connected
  6. Notabongo
    Level fine in radiator and expansion tank ,
  7. Notabongo
    Thermostat is kicking in fine
  8. Notabongo
    Had radiator leak for a while 2 months ago heater not blowing hot air ,seems to be loss of pressure when taking radiator cap off ,running ok seems leak has stopped since weather turned cold plus a bottle of kseal !!! ....any ideas have I gummed something up or caused a blockage somewhere? All help appreciated TIA
  9. Notabongo
    Anyone know of Alphard specialist in northwest ?
  10. Notabongo
    Is it easy job to do ?
  11. Notabongo
    Anyone had it at all ? Pretty sure it's leaking from there
  12. Notabongo
    Thanks for trying geralt
  13. Notabongo
    Anyone know whereabouts it is ?
  14. Notabongo
    Just flatten the forward row and keep the back ones upright, they are tight against the unit in the boot area... And that's the sleeping area
  15. Notabongo
    I have a small unit full width of van by about 12 inches in the boot with sink and storage and mini stove which sits on top of the unit.... Both sets of seat facing each other front set slides down flat to the rear ones which stay up, gives about 6 foot 2 to sleep with drivers and passenger seat pushed forward
  16. Notabongo
    Thanks Geralt
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