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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

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

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

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

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

Thank you Geralt! Yes, I was able to find my spec from that link!

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.