Five Secrets of the Toyota Alphard. Have you found them all?

These are five hidden secrets of the Toyota Alphard. Let me know how many of these you knew about in the comments. Hopefully this will have been useful for you.
These five secrets may not be apparent to you even though you have had the car for a long time. How bizarre.
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[@fixit2747]

Also for people that don't know (it works on mine) if you hold the key remote lock button it puts the windows up and if you hold the unlock button it puts the windows down.

[@Cuttothechase]

Thanks for sharing.

[@ericgriffiths204]

The lap belts are only used when the seats are reversed, ie, pointing to the rear of the vehicle. In this condition, having lap belts is far safer than seating pointing forwards with standard belts. This is because there is no forward body inertia in the event of a (more usual) front collision, that being taken up by the seat backs. I always suggest that my grandchildren travel with the seats facing backwards, its safer!

[@Cuttothechase]

Lap belts in the middle rows work when facing forward in the series 10 preface lift

[@Channel7331]

​@@Cuttothechase why would you not need chest belts facing forward?

[@Cuttothechase]

@Channel7331 safer. Later models have 3 full belts .

[@OurDaysOut]

Thank you for that. I had no idea about the child seat fixing, so now its safe for our Grandchild. 👍👍👍

[@Cuttothechase]

That is wonderful news. That has made my day. Subscribe to this channel for more alphard stuff.

[@OurDaysOut]

@@Cuttothechase Have subscribed 👍

[@mataioieremia9029]

Thanks for this video. Do you know how to get the sliding doors to fully open? My right door fully opens but the left door half opens. Is there a setting or button? 👍🏽

[@Cuttothechase]

The door will half open if it believes the window is not closed or if it believes the petrol cap is open. I would investigate those areas.

[@mataioieremia9029]

@@Cuttothechase thank you so much. You're a legend 🙏🏽

[@merlin1346]

Conference seating was dropped in 2008 onwards.

[@Cuttothechase]

Correct . It is only available prefacelift. It’s a great option.

[@merlin1346]

@@Cuttothechase its a shame really because we have just been for a test drive in a 2009 with lounge middle seats and was hoping for the best of both worlds. The head unit is our biggest concern as we were told by the seller that after market ones dont seem to last long???

[@Cuttothechase]

@merlin1346 the biggest concern you should have is buying a genuine Toyota. Avoid any vehicle that fails the checks that in talk about in the other videos. You can put in a pioneer head unit etc from the Uk.

[@topictrumpsquads]

Has anyone had any luck finding seat covers that fit the Alphard (2008 pre-facelift)? 4 kids don't mix well with cream velour seating 😀

[@Cuttothechase]

The seats clean up really well. See my video on the bissel

[@jodylangton8333]

If you press and hold the room light button in the front, itll adjust the brightness level

[@Cuttothechase]

Doesn’t seem to work with mine but evidently does with others. Thanks for sharing this tip.

[@jodylangton8333]

That's strange it doesn't work with yours

[@Cuttothechase]

It can probably be programmed.

[@stewartdavidson4758]

Interesting stuff, well done.

[@Cuttothechase]

Thank you so much Stewart. You would be surprised as to how many people who own the vehicles don't realise these "secrets".

[@rodd1000]

Do you know if there’s a way to turn off the powered sliding doors, so they are manually operated only, like on a VW Transporter?

[@Cuttothechase]

Yes. There is a button on the dashboard to the right of the steering wheel normally. You will see it there. I think there is a video on the alphard dashboard in this channel.

[@DreacoPlays]

Which model is yours?

[@Cuttothechase]

3l v6 series 10 mz

[@DreacoPlays]

@@Cuttothechase which is the year

[@Cuttothechase]

@@DreacoPlays 2003

[@DreacoPlays]

@@Cuttothechase if I buy the 2005 version will it be better than yours?

[@DreacoPlays]

@@Cuttothechase I ended up buying a 2006 but it does not have as many features as yours?

[@MarcoHyundai]

Those chips look delicious

[@Cuttothechase]

Comes I'm useful for storing things on long journeys. I use it to hold my sandwiches and ofcourse......chewing gum. 😉

[@crochetingaroundnewzealand]

I don't know what you mean by "isofix"?

[@Cuttothechase]

Isofix is a system thst secures child seats to cars much more securely than seat belts.

[@crochetingaroundnewzealand]

@@Cuttothechase thanks

[@elaineinnz]

Do you still have the vehicle? I'd be interested to know where the child seat tethering hook is that you mentioned. My 2012 model has Isofix but I couldn't find a tethering hook even though the manual mentions one! Had to get a mechanic to drill into the floor :(

[@Cuttothechase]

Have a look for it on the back if the seat under a plastic panel.it may be concealed.

[@kmt3964]

i couldn't find the secret cuz its right there

[@Cuttothechase]

Which one?

[@amri488]

Mantap

[@tanveerkhan9221]

Have converted your toyota to lpg

[@Cuttothechase]

It runs on both petrol and lpg.