Thanks for the update. My Alphard does not judder until it's done a few miles (warmed up) then the judder starts when accelerating especially up hill (under load)
I've got a similar problem but I've noticed J&R Trading get terrible reviews. Have the ones your bought been ok ?
I got a quote for £1000 each from Toyota!
Looking for replacement driveshafts on a 3lt 2003 Alphard. Toyota want £1000 for each one
A company called J&R Trading advertising them for less than £200 the pair. Their reviews are not good though. Has anyone bought from them. Can you recommend them or any other company?
Just got a quote for new driveshafts from Toyota...... £1000 each !
J&R trading has them for one tenth of that! But their reviews are terrible. I think they must be cheap copies. Loads of reviews said they failed after a couple of months. Has anyone used J&R for driveshafts?
I thought CV/driveshaft. But wouldn't it judder at all speeds? Transmission change next week. I'll post with result.
I've noticed a lot of people with mk 1 Alphards are experiencing this problem
Yes changing down does reduce it. I've booked it in to a Toyota garage next week for a transmission oil change (£300 quote).
I'll update you if it cures the judder
My 2003 3lt has a judder when travelling up hill 20 to 30 mph .it has brand new tyres and tracking is good.
My thoughts are change transmission oil. Or CV driveshaft. Or engine mounts. Anyone else had this problem?
My 2003 3lt has a judder when travelling up hill 20 to 30 mph .it has brand new tyres and tracking is good.
My thoughts are change transmission oil. Or CV driveshaft. Or engine mounts. Anyone else had this problem?
Thanks but I doubt a extremely thin coat of paint would cause any issues. I live in an urban where you seldom go above 30mph. However thanks again for the info. I now feel my tyres are van rated and must have the wrong strength Sidewall
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