Unless your new device can handle the Japanese version of NTSC (not American version) then it may have problems with the correct Black level as they differ also a different colour temperature so colours may be a little skewed! See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NTSC-J for details.
Can't help with the ...

Oh that's good I have a copy of the image files, but not the actual database to drive them, which overlays the the information and parts numbers on top of the basic picture.

I think in the diesel, the w/p is built in? In which case you will loose most if not all the coolant, but I've only a V6 to look at! Try a search on the forum to find out!

There are quite a few topics on the subject see this search search.php?keywords=diesel+alternator+belts

Most choose a 5W-30 based oil, the original specs are linked below for all consumables;
http://www.g8dhe.net/bongo_images/mazda ... ttings.htm

The old Diagnostics page that Phil McFadden ran has gone from the web, fortunately the WayBackMachine has preserved a copy which I have brought down to my pages available here;
http://www.g8dhe.net/.../The%20Diagnost ... ector.html

I guess we also need to think about the LushProject pages ......

Ah good to hear! Glad its worked out well for you.

Yes drop out the glovebox, then worm up and under, cover as I recall is one maybe two screws then you can see if its actually rotating the spindle;
picture attached shows the one that snapped off!

First if the Thermostat was stuck closed then you would find that you would be overheating, provided you took it for a decent run! If the the thermostat as stuck fully open then normally you will find that the temperature stays quite low even after a good run (greater than 20 minutes say). However ...

The diagrams for the ECU's were never completed, the boards became multi-layer and there were lots of versions released with no documentation as to changes available :-( The general wiring diagrams are still available in Flash format and there are still browsers available which will display them see ...

Indeed! You can get a BlueTooth linked version of the Coulombmeters as well saves running additional wiring into the van from the bonnet area.

Yes the charger is intelligent and will drop down thru various states till its Float charge where it is just maintaining the current state of the battery. Mine just stays on full time no need to play with it at all, even when I'm at home and plugged into EHU the EHU charger works in a similar manner ...

Indeed, time is taking its toll on a lot of us!
Doubt I will be doing many more actual overnight camping trips, knees don't appreciate walking on uneven ground anymore! Suspect I'll still be around on a day trip basis however

You have Mail, good luck

Don't gamble on cheap Android units! Too many have and then found that there cheap because Android is designed for Phones which aren't switched off merely the display, the rest keeps running with the consequence that your LB is flattened in no time when your parked up. Better quality Android units ...