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Thanks both Picasso and Rojie With you guys help parts ordered being delivered Tuesday and mechanic fitting Wednesday Have a great weekend and thank you. Brian

Hi Rojie Thanks for taking time to reply. Just back from mechanic and he looked at back wheel and sensor rod is broken,he also pointed out that you cannot adjust headlight aim from adjusting the headlights as part of that is missing,he has suggested to save costs to try identify the rod and sensor from eBay or such like because being an import he will fit the parts but cannot order them bec ause it being imported vehicle. Any suggestions on where to order those from? Sorry to trouble you Thanks Brian

Hi Rojie Thanks for your info. The MOT tester/mechanic asked me was there a switch or roller wheel inside the cabin to adjust as thought that there should be. However I will be going back to discuss with him at the weekend. Myself I have never seen a switch inside the Alphard that adjusts the lights is there meant to be? Picasso has mentioned the level sensor which I will get a price for a replacement also. The adjustment screws that are from back of lights do not seem to adjust manually either so guess it is totally dependant on the electric adjustment from the motors under the headlights itself. Thanks for your response though very helpful. Brian

Alphard 2.4 petrol 2007 reg Can anyone help with how to adjust the headlight aim as mine is far too high,guess this will need distance and height measurement please also. Thanks in advance any help appreciated.

Hi BigNev Thanks for your message and apologies for delay in getting back to you. I am reasonably happy with Apec red but heard from a few mechanics now that Brembo were far better just that when replacing discs the pads would have to be replaced also. It is always good getting opinions on such like from folks with the experience.Will be ordering in the next few days so at this stage my thoughts are my van is not a racing machine but in the event it can stop a few yards quicker safety is possibly bettered.Recently our mechanic suggested put Brembo discs pads at front and at rear less important as 75% breaking power is all on the front in general. I am no mechanic and like to get opinions as money is not something I can afford to waste. Will let you know but no complaints about Apec red they are possibly all that is needed. Thanks again

Hi Picasso Thanks am getting pricing on a few and will be ordering later this week all you guys help is appreciated.thanks If you get a chance could you let me know if there is a place prefer 2nd hand a indicator lense clear part for my headlamp and cluster at back and reflector Photo attached As a club does someone have a master catalogue on said spares so all can view for easy ordering perhaps.

No problem and will do Apec Red is what is on now but if discs are needed want them same brand Apec blue are seemingly not so good as Apec Red but looking too compare and listen to other folk like you for guidance. Don't mind paying a little more if better but obviously don't have money to throw or waste. Will let you know how I go thanks

Many thanks Steve Appreciate your help Brian

Replacing front and rear discs and pads lots of different manufacturers out there are any better or are all alike. Any advice welcomed. Thanks in advance. Original from Toyota a lot more expensive are they worth it? Toyota Alphard 2.4 2007 petrol

Hi Guys.Hope all keeping well and looking forward to another year. I too have a cracked/broken lens see photo,indicator still working. Do I have to replace whole mirror, any second ones available or can the lense be replaced on its own trying to keep costs down.Any help appreciated colour silver passenger side Alphard 2.4 2007 Reg TK07PDC

Hi Michael Thanks for all your efforts and time,this was very kind of you to try and help. We will keep our eyes open and for next year hopefully we will find something suitable. Have a safe journey if coming to Scotland but watch out for snow as I heard it is coming soon. Again all the very best for now and thanks for your time and efforts. Best regards Brian

Hi Michael Thinking about something for additional living space and don't want to go into Megabucks. Would be happy to buy second hand if one for sale and happy to pay extra for carriage. Lovely campervan for my wife and I and our dog but extra space would be great. Our van has the side kitchen fitted. Look forward to hearing from you with any more info, thanks in advance. Brian Campbell

Looking for an awning for 2.4 petrol Alphard 2007 model have a Fiamma F45s wind out canopy but would like some kind of full awning new or second hand any suggestions on where I could try or if anyone has one for sale please lete know. Thanks,Brian

Thanks Kev1839 and Pipsyp Most appreciated 👍

Hi Pipsyp Thanks for all your help here you have been fantastic, thank you. I have no idea what oil is in van but the one I intend going with is as below.Should I do a oil wash or just drain and leave plenty time to drain out before putting this in. Got this one from the site you suggested, spoke to a guy there and he said that A5/B5 is all good with the info you gave me earlier. Trouble is you don't really know what garage puts in to your car. But do take your comments on mixing oils but whether drain time should be flushed out at same time is a point, any comments welcome. Comma Xtech 5w-30 Fully Synthetic Car Engine Oil Sizes: 1 LITRE £7.99 5 LITRES £32.95 In Stock: 6 Left £32.95 Delivery: Priority Estimate: 17/04/2024 to 19/04/2024 Dispatched: Tomorrow Order Before: 2pm Tuesday Standard Estimate: 18/04/2024 to 22/04/2024 From: £6.95 QTY: Add To Basket Description: Comma Xtech 5w-30 Fully Synthetic Car Engine Oil Comma Xtech 5w-30 is a fully synthetic, high performance engine oil offering the fuel economy benefits of an ACEA A5/B5 oil. Suitable for petrol and diesel vehicles, including those with fuel injected, multi-valved and turbo charged engines. Particularly recommended for Ford DuraTec, DuraTorq and Zetec vehicles. Part of the premium quality synthetic engine oil range from Comma, a world-class manufacturer and supplier of automotive lubricants. Benefits: UK-based, independent oil 'blender' Fully synthetic, high performance engine oil Suitable for petrol and diesel vehicles Provides maximum performance with fuel economy Prolongs engine life Specifications: Recommended by Comma for applications requiring: Ford WSS-M2C 913-C, 913-B 913-A ACEA A5/B5 API SL / CF Jaguar / Land Rover STJLR 03.5003 Official Approvals: Acknowledged by Ford to meet the requirements of WSS-M2C 913-D Technical PDF Downloads:

Hi Pipsyp In book I am told it says semi synthetic, 5-30. Toyota garage said semi. Not changed it yet but beginning to have thoughts on which is correct now.i have a bottle of Toyota 5 30 but is semi and am unsure now.

Hi Pipsyp In book I am told it says semi synthetic, 5-30. Toyota garage said semi. Not changed it yet but beginning to have thoughts on which is correct now.i have a bottle of Toyota 5 30 but is semi and am unsure now.

Thanks for reply very helpful, Cheers

Hi All Just curious on what is best for a 2007 Alphard Reg 2007 2.4 petrol E5 or E10 fuel. Also is it advisable to use Redex and if so how much and how often to use please. Any guidance welcome Thanks

Hi Pipsyp Many thanks for reply it is helpful.Have been told by some folks 5w-30 semi synthetic and add a bottle of redex every month and every 5k miles change oil. So will take you Alphard guys advice fully synthetic it will be, as matter of interest you say good oil would you recommend one.I notice some are C2 and some are C3.Thanks again.

Many thanks Charlie

Many thanks Picasso

Hi, Can someone clarify for me as what engine oil is best for the petrol Alphard 2007 2.4 please. And how often too change. Any help here most appreciated.

Thanks Rojie

Hi All Just a quick introduction my name is Brian and have over the last few months got our Toyota Alphard 2007 campervan 2.4 petrol.Am really enjoying our time in it and a great comfortable drive.