Does anyone have access to an English 92 Hiace 2.8L manual or know where I could get one???? Many indicator lights on dash board that are not familiar in North America ....... Also Does anyone have a parts list or list of available parts here in Canada? Where have others ordered parts from for their Hiaces before? Please ADVISE folks.

You can find a manual translated into english on ebay.co.uk or at www.jpnz.co.nz, relating to hiaces built from 89 to 95 I think. Regards mysupercustom

You can purchase a English 92 Hiace 2.8L manual at Ebay. You can also find them at Books4cars.com website and at buysell.com website.

You can contact Maximmum Overdrive Auto for Hiace Parts.

If only this company could take the time to get back to customers they might make more money.
I have sent no less than four (4) emails asking them to sell me a kit to change to LHD-lights and they only answered me the first time to let me know they sold it but when asked for a price including shipping.................................... NOTHING!!!!

Come on you guys, the summer holidays are over and winter is on its way and i would really like to get my van stret legal some time before I get pulled over for blinding on comming drivers.

Which company are you e-mailing?

-pard

Hi Dan,

Another source for parts is 4 Wheel Auto out of Edmonton. They have a good rep internationally. There are links to a Utorrent fie with a parts catalogue for almost every Toyota made anywhere anytime on another forum. Here's the thread.

http://hiace-super-custom.free-boards.net/...ALOGUE-t123.htm

BTW, the company I got my van from is paying for a new exhaust entirely - was leaking from purchase time, it turns out. So I'll see if my bus finally gets up to scratch without a plugged cat !

Cheers,
-Mark

Dan,
I forgot to add that some some people find that if they have the part number they can get what they need from a Toyota dealership. I don't know if that's true in Canada, but it seems to work in the UK and Australia. So it may be worth a try.

-Mark

I have tried mailing this company called Max overdrive, no answer, as our friends at Monty Python's would say "Not a sausage!"