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The fuel pump has a filter to catch debris and once fuel is added most of the debris will get washed off the filter, all petrol tanks have some debris in them. I know about E10, it should also not be used if the vehicle runs mostly on LPG, as for damage to the fuel system japan have been using it since 2000 I prefer to know how many miles I have left once the warning light comes on rather than rely on an arbitrary figure that is only good for when the vehicle is new, so once the level is low enough to trigger the warning I know I have approximately X amount of fuel/miles left in the tank, but I always fill up well before that

Best way to check is carry a 5litre jerry can with you, then when the light comes on make a note of the mileage and just drive it round until it runs out, you will then have a ball park figure, I'm sure I have seen a figure of 5litres left when the light comes on so that makes for 65litres haveing been used

Some models do have a bronze tint, if they are cloudy then you can polish them clear

check at bottom of door where the lock pulls it in also at back of door half way up, it might need cleaning/greasing

Your lucky I still have the panel off on my Gen1, the reversing light wire colours are; + red/black line, - white/black line

You will need to contact the firm that fitted the units or at least the maker of the fridge. Owners manuals are availble on ebay or amazon. Tyre pressures on a camper should be 38psi, advise you google the 4psi rule and follow the directions and adjust the pressures accordingly

Do a Google search for PCT Towbars

have a look on ebay or aliexpress.com but you will need to have it programmed to the ecu

No, handles are only above the other doors, if you look you can see that the handles fit into a recess in the roof lining

This one does work . https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/155583959123

They could possible do with a clean, the rear centre only works when you are reversing, another thing to look for is the connectors behind the bumper

What you need is a scanner with the JOBD proocol e.g. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/293956397780

Yes I know that, I did not say they were Maintence Manuals. Torq2u wanted to know about the seats and that info is in the manual along with other useful info

You have to remove the head rests from all of the seats, slide the seats as far forward as they will go then pull the recliner lever and push the backrests backwards as far as possible, if you get an owners manual off ebay or amazon it has lots of useful info in it including the seats

Yes, check out PCT Towbars they are the best and I think the only company makeing one for an Alphard

The stop is there to prevent the seat coming to far forward and thus stopping the drivers seat from moving backwards for leg room

Check for your model in the link then in the subsection , https://www.amayama.com/en/catalogs/toyota/alphard

Which sensor, there are 4, one for external temp, one for the front heating/cooling, one for the rear heating/cooling, then there is one for the coolant temperaure

Look on ebay for Alps being broken for spares then contact the vendor about selling you one, small items are not usually listed for sale

Reducing is clocking it's illegal

The seat belt warning light is also flashing, so fasten seat belts start it up and try again if odometer still flashes then you could have a loose connection on the back or the ecu is faulty, has the speedo been checked for accuracy, when engine is running is it only the odometer that is flashing and does the eml go off

The whole mechanism has to be replaced as the cable is not available separately, look on ebay for sliding door cable assembly. what happens is the plastic outer covering on the cable gets brittle and breaks off and jams the pulleys and motor, if cleaning the runners does not make it easier then if you cut the cable where it runs in the channel under the rear quarter window it will release the tension and allow the door to be opened/closed manually

Yes too much bother or not enough knowledge, the reader has 2 wires, one is for the aerials the other is 12v + & -, don't cut that one as you can use it to power usb sockets for phone chargeing

Any oem aerials on the windscreen are for the toll card system, I had 4 on mine, the oem tv and radio aerials are in the rear quarter windows, radio offside, tv near side. the rear screen would have been connected to the headunit it was not a stand alone unit

You would be better off fitting a 12v camera the quality of the pic and the angle of view will be much better than the oem 6v