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No Dude! They never told me about that!

I use a KDH200. At first i used to pump normal diesel, & had some engine miss & vibration, so i took it to the agents & they said these type of common rail engines require super diesel for better results. The problem in mine was the injector was blocked due to low quality diesel & adviced me to use super diesel. Since then i did not face any problems after using super diesel. I even use a petrol version of the same vehicle but that runs perfect, with normal petrol. (TRH200)

All the versions are of same size in the short wheel base irrelavant of Super GL or DX versions. Other versions are Wide, Wide Super Long. To Check whether the vehicle is converted to super GL, there is a site where you enter the vehicle's chassis no. & it tells you whether its a DX or Super GL, Colour Code & Stuff. I was having a town ace LOTTO for the past 10 years & it was a manual gear vehcile, after i sold it only i got to know this site & just entered my LOTTO's chassis no. to my shock it was manufactured as an auto gear vehicle. It even tells you whether the van is JUST LOW or not (but this works only for the town ace model) most probably the lotto version... http://jpnauction.com/month

Top Speed In Southern Highway Is 160 Km/h, Toyota Hiace New Model Petrol.

Vehicle : Hiace New Model Transmission Type : Auto Engine Capacity : 2000cc Fuel : Petrol 90 Octane Km per Ltr (city/long distance) : 8 / 10.5

It is a petrol vehicle. but i found no leak underneath the vehicle. I'll take it to the agents. Anyway thanks for information guys.

Hello Guys! I have a Hiace new model van, auto transmission. I fixed new seats yesterday & they removed the battery wire of the vehicle for some welding purposes. after i brought it home & when the gear is in neutral mode, the vehicle vibrates & suddenly when the vehicle is on run brakes went much below the normal level also the engine stopped. Can anyone please suggest me a solution!

Its a small rubber or plastc piece which has been damaged. It could be replaced with a steel nail or bolt. this is located top of the brake pedal. An electrician would be able to do it!