Kreuz-W

11 hours ago, NeilT said:

Thanks Kreuz, do you have a rough idea of the cost of parts and labour for that?  

the parts total cost $150, shipping included. And labor is not known yet.  

Here are the details for the upgrade, please check the video. I am in Canada, so if going to the next step, you will need to do customer work by yourself. Ask for £32000

1. Front facelift changed to 2.5 series face: bumper, headlights, grille（installation without cutting, all parts are made for the series model）

2. The whole interior is new leather-wrapped, with two tones of color

3. The dash is completely new and wrapped in leather

4. Head roof change to new Alcantara roof with star sky

5. Second row two new captain seats with massage, heating, and cooling functions

6. Hard floor for second and third row

7. The under chassis is coated with a protective layer （for Canada winter）

8. The vehicle is a 2007 ANH10, 2.4L, with 120K KMs, two sunroofs, auto sliding door for both sides, lane keeping assistant, upgrade android 13-inch head,

On 7/6/2024 at 4:12 AM, NeilT said:

I have a 2010 2.4 Vellfire and ever since I've had it, I can only fill the petrol tank up to just over 3/4 on the gauge before the pump clicks off. The most I've ever managed to put in is 43 litres when I'd done quite a few miles with the petrol warning light on. Given the tank is supposed to be 65 litres, that seems a bit low. Fuel consumption seems OK, I can get 33mpg on a long run. All I can think of is there is some kind of air lock in the tank or the warning light comes on too early, or both. Has anyone seen this before and/or does anyone know what the problem might be?

Thanks

Neil 

I had the same problem with my 2007, went to the mechanic, and suggested changing the sender (83320), waiting for parts to arrive in Canada, and replacing the part to see if it was the problem.

On 1/2/2024 at 12:57 PM, Dat Guy said:

The parts I need for the Alphard are the;

front brake pads (04465-65021) 

rear parking brake shoe assembly

(46590-44010)

rear rotor (42431-28091 or 42431-28090) 

 

when cross checking the parts numbers to see which North American sold Toyota models used these parts, it seems like the difficulty will be in trying to source the rear rotor/rotors. Any online databases I’ve searched show Toyota only used that part on the Alphard and the Tarago. I called a local Toyota dealer to see if their part database could bring something up, but on their North American system it shows the part number as invalid. So if anyone reading this has any suggestions on how I can source these in a timely manner, let me know please. 
 

Cheers 

Hi there, my name is Kreuz, from Ontario as well. Now I am looking for rotor parts too. And I found the same part number as you did. So that should be the right one. Did you get part from a local Toyota store or just purchased from Japan or eBay? 

Thank you 

On 11/18/2023 at 4:27 PM, Lanciaman said:

Hi. I don't have a problem mailing it to Canada but no idea the likely cost.  I can suss it out but maybe Picasso is right in saying get it directly from the publisher? 

I can arrange a UPS shipping label for you. You just need to pack and drop. 

ok, I am from Canada, I am wondering if will you be able to mail to Canada by any chance? And what payment method will you accept?

Hello mate, I am wondering if the book is still available?