What are the reasons why the Alphard door does not close automatically?
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Check the sensor to see if it has received a signal of being pressed, thus activating the anti-pinch function, which prevents the door from closing automatically. It is recommended to remove the interior panel of the door, inspect the sensor wiring, and test whether the sensor resistance is within the standard value. Replace the sensor if necessary. Here is some relevant information about the Alphard: 1. Exterior: The Alphard features an oversized shield-shaped grille with extensive chrome accents that extend into the headlight assembly. The front fascia is more aggressive compared to the previous model, with a more exaggerated front grille that integrates seamlessly with the headlights. The rear design remains largely unchanged, with the tail lights maintaining their upward-slanting design, though the larger chrome trim slightly reduces the area of the tail lights. 2. Interior: The interior of the Alphard has seen minimal changes, with the overall layout remaining largely the same as the previous model. Comfort features continue to be the Alphard's most attractive aspect: the front passenger seats come with heating and ventilation functions, which extend to the rear passengers as well. Additionally, the seats with wide-angle adjustments provide a very comfortable riding environment for middle-row passengers. 3. Powertrain: The Alphard is equipped with either a 2.5L or 3.5L naturally aspirated engine, delivering a maximum power output of 221.0 kW (300 PS) and a maximum torque of 361.0 N·m. It is paired with either an E-CVT continuously variable transmission or an 8-speed automatic transmission.
