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Lesz

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  • Name: Leslie
  • Alphard / Vellfire Model
    Vellfire 350 (08-15)
  • Alphard / Vellfire Year
    2009
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    Wembley

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  1. Cheers, it worked as you described, 👍🏼
  2. I've noticed the response on my remote has become a bit laggy. Has anyone changed the batteries of their remote? I have this model for my 2009 Vellfire. Is there a certain method of removing this recess? I don't want to be too forceful and break the plastic recess.
  3. After buying my Vellfire in August 2022, my first major purchase for it were Daylight Running Lights which I purchased from Ali Express back in October 2022, I've just got them installed last week! Please don't ask why it's taken 2 years to get them fitted! Lol!
  4. Through the standard setup, I currently split the audio through Bluetooth streaming and split the video via mirror cast.
  5. Thanks for providing the link, very informative and useful to know. Does the Android screen allow the function to watch 2 different sources? So you may have the radio playing on the Tesla screen and YouTube on the rear screen?
  6. Message sent @Teekay
  7. Hi Alan. According to the Vellfire 2008-2015 Owner's Manual, it is an accessory case or compartment. I stuff a box of latex gloves and a packet of cleaning wipes in there.
  8. I purchased my Vellfire last August. Seated to the left on the floor, drivers side, is this little device with a lead trailing from it towards under the dash. My guess is some sort of Japanese charger, but not sure.
  9. Hi Chris So which link from what you shared has the boot LED bulb? All my interior lights have the bright white LED lights installed apart from the boot which needs updating. Cheers Les
  10. Sure, here they are: Left Side Assembly rear Passenger Seat - 72058A Screws (x2) 90167-40044 Right Side Assembly rear Passenger Seat - 72057 Screws (x2) 90167-40044 Please bear in mind this is specific to my vehicle's trim and colour codes which is a 1st generation, 2009 Vellfire, with beige leather seats. Best suggestion is to go onto the Amayama website and click on: "Genuine Online Car Parts Catalogue" and select: "Toyota" from the list. Enter your vehicle's VIN/Frame number in the box. Then from the Part's Group select: "Body & Interior" then select: "Seat and Seat Track" then from there you can see the exploded diagram parts and parts numbers.
  11. I have also used Amayama to source a Lever Sub-Assy, Rear Seat Lock Control, LH & RH, to enable the rear captain seats to slide inwards. Annoyingly, I only ordered 1 set screw for each seat instead of 2. Will have to source the additional screws locally. Was really impressed with the great packaging!
  12. Absolutely no harm in being helpful. I appreciate the concern. Rest assured JDM Plates are both professional and thoughtful. They even include a wallet friendly Declaration of Legality card with your import plates order, should you be questioned about your small number plates!
  13. Zoom in, the details are present: JDMPlates NR318HU BSAU 145e
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