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Ratios 3.133:1 V6 V9X Nav's 3.357:1 RX 3.538:1 Auto 2.5L 3.692:1 Manuals 2.5L $1200 sounds high.

A new scv and boost control solenoid.

Physically yes, but it has a different ratio, so practically no.

The headlight washers and the V6 badge on the front doors are standard UK spec. The screen canopy and the shiny bits are eBay add ons, mostly from Thailand where they love those things. Fortunately it doesn't have those nasty bits of grey perspex around the windows. Standard alloys start to...

It may seem strange, but the vast majority of vehicle batteries are made by the same company, it used to be Johnson controls, now Tyco or another company own them. So pretty much the label on the outside is just that, the brand is often irrelevant. I would suggest replacing with a standard...

For 2007 the wiring is not there for the electric folding mirrors, but not too hard to wire something up.

Last resort is to find a second hand cross member which will allow you to chop a big slot in the existing one.

On mine I bought a cheap kit off eBay that is designed to turn power fold mirrors into automatic. It was an easy fit too.

You have to hold down the button on the steering wheel for a couple of seconds to activate voice.

The fan is ECU controlled, independent of the thermostat. It is not published what the temperature is the maximum speed of the fan, it is likely to be around 105°.

The trailer would have to have huge drums for the wheels not to fit.

A relatively sophisticated code reader will give you the appropriate fault code, but correct that faulty transfer box switches will not turn off the abs.

Yep. You did talk about miles, only really used in the UK and US, and no Navaras in US! Unless you were talking about Swedish miles, but you wouldn't be driving 20 of those miles per hour.

Intriguing. Certainly in the UK, US, France and Germany the differential is the bit in the middle. I don't know about other languages. Mind you, every 4 wheel drive (regardless) is a Jeep in Ireland, which seems even stranger.

Probably best to do more diagnosis before dropping £5k (I assume you are in the UK) on intercooler and turbo replacement.

Most car manufacturers apply warranty from the date of registration.

I wasn't aware that Australians use the term "diff" to describe the differential, axles, half shafts etc.

It sounds like a TD25, cast iron head OHV. Not the same as the YD25 with an alloy head and DOHC.

Just carry on using Google maps or Waze. Even with the latest map upgrade, the routing software is poor in comparison.

The V9x does have an oil cooler, but it is separate with its own little radiator. This engine does use a fair amount of oil. Like many modern engines nowadays they are designed with a fair amount of ring clearance to reduce friction and emissions. (Older engines like the 2.5, dating from the...