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Montecrist0

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  • Name: Martin
  • Alphard / Vellfire Model
    Alphard 2.4 Hybrid (02-08)
  • Alphard / Vellfire Year
    2004
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    Sheffield

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  1. Yes, can be charged from there. You can also wire it into the leisure battery system if you know what you’re doing but you can’t charge leisure and vehicle batteries together on the same circuit, each battery has to be isolated from the other.
  2. Hi Jordan, when you say there is plenty of life in the battery which battery are you referring to, your problem sounds like a typical low voltage fault on the small 12v lead acid battery between the seats, suggest you check the voltage or give it a charge. These batteries soon run down if the vehicle is not used regularly.
  3. Hi, just measured mine at 15cm, yours must be super low. I haven’t had any problems grounding yet. 😬
  4. Hi, it's the rear drive motor overheating according to my manual.
  5. just had a thought, do you mean to leave the engine running? Is that legal in your neck of the woods, it's definitely not here in the UK. Also don't forget the engine starts and stops itself when the battery is fully charged and you can't restart manually when it's in gear.
  6. Don't think that's a good idea!!!!!!!
  7. Hi Brandon, given the mileage and age of the vehicle and that a breakdown would cost you work, I would advise going for a van that could be easily repaired and parts obtained and fitted in Canada. Alphards are a fantastic vehicle but so difficult and expensive to diagnose and repair if faulty. Is the Toyota RAV sold there, would that be big enough? Also, without knowing the market there, 8.5K seems rather high. One other thing to be wary of, as these vehicles are so well finished, beware of clocking. GOOD LUCK! 🚐
  8. Don't want to incite any jinx but my HV battery is 2004 and spot on. Rather expensive to replace, but they can be repaired at reasonable cost. 🙏 Brilliant vehicle!!!! 🚐
  9. Had no problems yet but am very wary, helps with 4 wheel drive though. Not interested in winter camping.
  10. Hi, mine has lowered uprated springs with 18" alloys, always wary of flooring but have not yet had a problem. Ride is brilliant! Photo attached.
  11. I think the later ones are ULEZ approved, but still have to pay congestion charge.
  12. Hi Nicola, I may be proved wrong but I don't think these are ULEZ compliant, they meet all the conditions but as they are imported Japanese domestic they aren't recognized by the DVLA. Make sure to check before you buy!
  13. Hi, it's the drive motor overheating.
  14. Hi, has anyone successfully fitted a rotating front passenger seat in a hybrid? Thanks
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