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BRUCE JAMISON

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  1. they are both GEN 5

    At lunchtime yesterday I managed to change ONLY the l/h parklight on the Altise, took me about 3/4 hour. On a hoist I had to remove the wheel & most of the guard liner. Then "tuck" myself up under the guard & while holding a pen-light in my mouth had, to "snake" my arm up thru a maze of cables & bracketry, but did finally manage to reach the parklight bulb socket and finally change the globe to an LED one.  When the scratches on my arm heal :) and I mentally recover I will attempt to change the r/h one

     

  2. No,  the Altise & Sportivo have same shape headlight but different globe position layout.  the Sportivo parklights are next to the grille & the Altise parklights are on the exact opposite end of the headlight

    I have been told that they are Altise park light globes can be changed by removing the inner wheel arch guard liner to access the parklight bulb socket

  3. Hi All

    I have found that the noise is louder in cold conditions, less noticable in hot conditions, therefore the 'lube' is harder when cold and softer when hot, also I have degreased around the top of the steering rack where the shaft goes into it, there is a seal in this area that I am told was replaced on some vehicles under warranty, but takes a long time to replace, i.e. the steering rack has to come out, try degeasing around this area, then when dry, lubricate slightly, this worked for me

    Regards

    Bruce

  4. Hi, I have a 2003 Camry Sportivo ACV36R 4cyl Auto, there is a strange "squish" / "squeak" noise as I turn from around the steering wheel/column area, I am sure it is inside and not from under the bonnet area. I have sprayed WD40 between the steering wheel and horn contact area, also on the rubber boot area where the shaft goes thru the firewall Any ideas ???? Thanks Bruce

  5. Thanks mr2 all you say is correct, I cannot believe that there is not an alternative remote which you can replace the battery in, The $$$ are not really a problem just the inconvenience of having to buy a new remote whereas you can keep a spare battery in your glovebox, We have Australia's best automotive locksmith in our area so I am seeing him tomorrow, will advise of any news

    Thanks

    Bruce

  6. Hi I have just purchased a 2003 Camry Sportivo, 129,000Km, One of the remote door lock pads has stopped working and I have found out that you cannot replace the battery inside, the only way is to buy a new remote from Toyota fro around $100 and program it.

    Is there an after-market alternatine available with which you change the battery at a later date?

    Any ideas ?

    Please let me know

    Regards

    Bruce Jamison bjamison@jppc.com.au

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