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alphardoh

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  • Name: Oliver
  • Alphard / Vellfire Model
    Alphard 2.4 Hybrid (02-08)
  • Alphard / Vellfire Year
    2006
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    Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

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  1. Thanks for the update. Yup, it’s working for me now. cheers
  2. Does anyone else get the following message after choosing their model number? “Sorry, you have been blocked You are unable to accessamayama.com“
  3. Hi there In the summer I'm currently averaging 12km/l and in the winter (canada) that can go as low as 9. I'm thinking of replacing my hybrid battery, but before I do I'm wondering if anyone here has done the same and documented the improvement in km/l. Is 12km/l low for this model? I'm not getting an error code to replace the hybrid battery, but it's not keeping a 3 bar charge for very long. Even if you haven't replaced your hybrid batter please feel free to list your model year and summer km/l numbers. I'd like to know how mine is fairing in comparison. Cheers
  4. A follow up on this, The part number for the Rear Differential is G105058021 and is available (new) for a tidy sum over at Amayama Trading Co. Thankfully I heard from my mechanic today that the clunk is actually just a worn out bushing on the rear differential, which is a HUGE relief. Cheers
  5. Hi there, Does anyone know where I can get a used one of these, or if they still make them in Japan? Mine is making a single clunk sound when going from 0-5km/h. If anyone has experience with this being perhaps a timing/chip issue please let me know! Cheers Oliver
  6. Hi there, I'm about to switch over to my winter tyres and need to know the torque measurement when installing them. I dug around and found some tracking info, but no definite answer for the torque measurement. Oliver
  7. I'm happy to report that toyota part number 2880028100 is a perfect match, here in north america. It has the JIS terminals! I also learned that Toyota dealerships (in Canada at least) set their own prices. When hunting for this battery the price varied from $391 all the way up to $560! Thanks again for the help
  8. Thank you Geralt! Yes, I was able to find my spec from that link!
  9. Hi there, I'm looking for the precise specs for the 12v battery needed for a 2006 Alphard Hybrid (cold climate - canada). VIN: ATH10-0020415 I've seen some other threads about this, but none of them have the precise specs. I would love if someone with a manual could chime in! Thanks in advance.
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