Allion 2008 Manual

Madcat23 · July 10, 2014

hi all,

a direct translation of the Japanese user manual - can someone name which years its relavent for ? i belive its the same for 2013 and also this applies for the premio

128212446-Allion-Manual-Book-English.pdf

iRage · July 11, 2014

Not sure about the Allion but in the RAV4 user manual the differences between the face-lift and pre-facelift versions were minimal...just the addition of a few and changing some images.

EDIT: To be honest I did not read it from cover to cover....just browsed through them and the information I did need from them were always the same (I have used the two versions on models interchangeably and didn't see any differences)

Edited July 11, 2014 by iRage

Madcat23 · July 11, 2014

thanks iRage. that's useful information i got hold of this and decided to put it up so that half of srilanka would benefit i also have the English version (translation) of the 2013 vanguard JDM. if anyone wants - let me know.

iRage · July 11, 2014

LOL....I think you can claim more than half...most of the Allion manual should be the same as the Premio...and the Vanguard that of the RAV4 Some might actually get depressed when they realize that the button the car salesman told them was the super sport fuel economy button is nothing more than the ION air filter switch

Madcat23 · July 11, 2014

LOL....I think you can claim more than half...most of the Allion manual should be the same as the Premio...and the Vanguard that of the RAV4 Some might actually get depressed when they realize that the button the car salesman told them was the super sport fuel economy button is nothing more than the ION air filter switch

argggg that would give anyone a heartattack lol !.. yeah if you count premios and allions then it should be at-least 75% i still cannot understand why people just keep on buying them but have to admit it opens up a lot of possibilities. a friend of mine (2008 premio - white) hit a similar car - totally my friends fault ( he hit a 2009 premio - white) they took it to the garage which also happened to be nearby and the garage baas swapped the parts from one to the other and both of them drove off happy with my friend having to come back to get his buffer swapped later. he told me the garages tend to have plenty of parts in stock and an accident repairs will never take long. much like how in cricket they have a few white balls for the umpire to replace if the current one goes out of shape