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Toyota said thenoise on my brake pedal is due to a faulty ABS pump. They said it would take around 5 hours to replace it with a second hand unit I got from Nippon Auto's. does anyone know if tha't correct the length of time involved? looking on you tube it says all you need to do is disconnect battery first then disconnect the electrical plug undo the pipe lines on the ABS unit and then unbolt from the body and replace the unit connecting the pipes back in and electrical connection. Anyone ever changed one?

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A new one is to dear when I only paid 2k for the vehicle ' can you tell me where you saw the used ones 44050-58011' Ive contacted someone on ebay advertising a used 44510-58011 asking if it will fit my vehicle. I would add however if the brake pedal is pressed hard it makes no noise at all so if the ABS was faulty would it still make the noise even when pedal pressed hard?

Hi many Thanks for the info' I sent my vehicle in to Toyota main dealers re the braking noise when brake pedasl is fully depressed slowly and for the squeeling noise when braking. They cleaned the pads and seems to have cured the squeeling for now? but said the brake pedal noise was due to the ABS fault and quoted the numbers T44050-58011. I have looked on line and can't find any with the 44050 number but think I have seen the number you said 44510-58011 so would this be the right unit I need for my 2002 2.4ltr Alphard ?

Hi yes the price at Toyota Dealers is £1700 looked on line google etc theres plenty around for my 2002 Alphard but none with the right serial numbers.

Hi I am looking for an ABS part for my 2002 2.4 ltr Alphard' part number T44050-58011 anyone able to help or put me in right direction?

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Ok thanks' I'm wondering though why its only started flashing now after 10 years of ownership? I have 2 Alphards a 2002 and 2004 and this doesn't happen on my 2002 model? I mistakenly put 2002 on my initial post when it should have been the 2004 showing the red car flashing.

Why does my dashboard display an image of a car keep flashing red on my 2002 Alphard after the engine is turned off? The flashing car image goes when car is running? I have 2 Alphards and have never seen this on my other.

Does anyone know where I can get an android stereo to fit in the stereo dash space of my 2002 Alphard. I have one in my 2004 Alphard for the past 9 years which I had fitted by a place on Stockport Rd in M/C but they dont stock them anymore its all this car play stuff everywhere. Th one in my 2004 has a CD' BLUETOOTH' SAT NAV BUILT IN' 2 x USB's AND STEERING WHEEL FUNCTIONS but cant find same or similar one anywhere.

Car tax rip off is coming into force shortly' does anyone know what the tax rate will be on a 2.4 ltr 2002 Alphard and a 2004 3 .o ltr?

I was wondering if anyone has experienced a droning noise and wobble at the front when there Alphard reaches a speed around 45-50mph but this only happens when been driven for a while or fully warmed up. The obvious guess of course is wheel balancing or tyres but these have all been done even rotating the wheels back to front and vice versa but its still there. Thers no problem just driving 30-40mph .?

I sent it into Halfords for a health/brake test they said the disc and pads were almost new plus it had passed its MOT only 5 days earlier having bought it 2 days after. They said they had lubricate something but is still there. I have 2 Alphards and I noticed on my other one when I depress the foot operated handbrake pedal [ not brake pedal ] I can feel resistance as its going down yet the one making the noise the handbrake pedal seems very weak as its depressed until fully depressed.

Why does my brake pedal make a fart type noise when its almost fully depressed?