23rd Mar 2016, 10:40

Mileage for that car is 12.4km/l on the highway and 10.5km/l in urban environments.

Clive (Uganda).

23rd Mar 2016, 10:42

Replace the spark plugs please. Denso Iridium only.

Clive (Uganda).

6th Apr 2016, 18:44

Hello Clive. Send me your email or telephone contact. My check engine light does not show when starting the car. Also how do I connect the DVD?

Stephen, Uganda.

25th Apr 2016, 20:39

Do you mean the beams 2000 engine? Coz that seems to be the stock engine...

9th May 2016, 14:57

Hi Mark II drivers,

I own a 2003 Mark 2 Grande GX 110. I have a problem with my air conditioning. When I am driving town service, all is well. When I do more than 100km non stop, the air conditioning goes off (the air conditioning fans go off). So you cannot experience this problem unless you are on the highway. It's a pain to start so well on the highway and somewhere the A/C cannot support you anymore in the remaining journey.

Regards, Emma.

Kampala-Uganda.

16th May 2016, 20:41

Please tell me how to change these Japanese language things I can't understand. I can't watch video on any screen. My email is Mahdicade112@hotmail.com. Please contact me or call me on 00252612722222. Thank you.

1st Jun 2016, 07:02

What's the engine capacity of your Mark II? I have a Mark II with a 3 litre engine and it's not good in fuel; it does about 7km/l with the new air filter & oil filter. I use Castrol 10W30 multi-grade oil.

14th Jun 2016, 15:54

Any one with an English manual for Toyota Mark 2, please send it to paulbanda22@airtelzm.blackberry.com

Thanks in advance.

16th Jun 2016, 17:54

The DVD ROM in the glove compartment is for the Navigation DVD-ROM only. It won't play multimedia discs.

25th Jun 2016, 17:43

Check your d4 fuel pump.

3rd Aug 2016, 18:09

Please, I do have Mark II 2003 REGALIA... If you have an English manual, please email it to me as well.

abdullahgulzar@gmail.com

9th Aug 2016, 11:24

Yes, the beam 2000 engine.

16th Aug 2016, 14:50

Please use Iridium spark plugs for the Mark 2 Jzx110.

16th Aug 2016, 14:57

Your gas levels for the A/C may need to be checked and refilled.

16th Aug 2016, 15:00

A 3000cc engine in the Mark 2 is the best performer, but a guzzler too. It must be the one with a turbo! It's not fuel efficient but powerful. True.

16th Aug 2016, 15:02

Which year is it? Please always use Total 5000 engine oil and good spark plugs (Denso Iridium). Each is 50,000ugx but lasts for 100,000km.

11th Nov 2016, 10:56

If you get one, please forward to me at akhonamandland@gmail.com

23rd Feb 2017, 19:20

Kindly send me the english version of the manual please on my email. zvirahwak@gmail.com

23rd Mar 2017, 04:47

I am Mukwaya Aloysious from Uganda. I have just bought a Mark II Grand, but with a D4 engine. It consumes a lot of fuel and I don't understand the problem.

17th Apr 2017, 09:22

This is Nathan.

I am from Tanzania. I need some parts for my GX 110.

Please contact me back on WhatsApp +255 766 000075

26th May 2017, 14:53

Kindly send to thagichukamande@gmail.com

9th Jan 2018, 04:56

Please, if you can post the manual on email james.mundingi@gmail.com, I'm seriously facing problems with my car, but I'm failing to translate the Japanese.

12th Jan 2018, 14:01

I have checked out the link you attached to your comment, but I still can't see the manual attached to the cars.

How then do I get to download the manual if there is such provision?

Paul

24th Apr 2018, 23:44

Hello,

Kindly send me the English version manual of the Mark 2, 2500cc at email rosefires_15mangiheart@yahoo.com.

Three queries:

1. My vehicle's gearbox is not working properly. When I put it in R or D3, it sounds and feels like someone hit my car from the back.

2. How many litres of ATF oil are needed to refill it?

3. What is the use of ECT?

3rd May 2018, 00:47

The problem might be the spark plugs.

29th Jul 2018, 01:59

Hi Mikes,

Thanks for raising the question and answering it. It's a help for some of us. Much appreciated.

Thanks

Steward. T, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea

29th Jul 2018, 06:12

Noted and thank you Clive. I am Steward from Papua New Guinea and I have the same question which you've answered in your comment. However could you explain future on the Mark 2 2004 fuel consumption and advise which model is the best to choose please?

Steward.T,

email: steward.tai@gmail.com

Country: Papua New Guinea

29th Jan 2019, 13:34

I'm a Grand Mark II user looking for an english screen translation. I would like it to be sent through my email abdulawamu@gmail.com

Thanks in advance.

4th May 2019, 18:10

Kindly share the PDF file on how to understand the Japanese writing on the navigation package in the 2004 Grande Mark II.

I'd really appreciate it.

26th Aug 2019, 15:04

Looking for a manual in English PDF for a Toyota Mark II Grande 2003 model 35th Anniversary. My email is dkibanda@gmail.com anyone please.

17th Jan 2020, 20:26

How many litres of fuel does a Mark 2 2001 Grande take to have a full tank? Also is it 2500 cc?

6th Feb 2020, 01:21

Its fuel tank capacity is 70L.

6th Feb 2020, 22:40

Is there a significant change in using Denso iridium SK20R11 vs OEM 9091901184 Denso K20RU-11spark plugs, apart from the longer change interval in a Mark 2 GX110 1G-FE BEAMS 2000?

13th Feb 2020, 11:59

I am Barige from Tanzania, I am also looking for an English manual version for the Mark II Grande (Gx 110) for the navigation system. Also, the engine of my car is a D4 engine but consumes a lot of fuel. What might be the reasons? Someone help please. My email is barigephilidorius@gmail.com.

25th Apr 2020, 05:56

Looking for a manual in English PDF for a Toyota Cresta Gx100 beams 2000 and for GX110 beams 2000 and where I'm supposed to change the spark plug. My email is emalema2008@gmail.com; Whatsapp me +255717388888 anyone please.

11th Oct 2020, 03:37

I mm in Uganda. I own a Toyota Mark 2, but am not sure on how and when to use the ECT button near my gear lever?

21st Mar 2021, 10:28

I have a Mark 2 GX110 2003 BEAMS, it's been running well, but after my last service the car started having problems with the transmission in the morning. If I switch it on, the car won't move when I shift to D until it warms up after 3-5mins. This problem was not there before. I have changed the spark plugs, coils, cleaned the transmission filter, changed ATF, replaced cold start sensor, done compression tests, run diagnostic with OBDII scanner (no bad codes), and eventually replaced the transmission with an Ex-japan unit, but the problem persists. I can't just crank it and go, I have to wait for 3-5 minutes.

24th Apr 2023, 19:52

It was worn valve stem seals that caused the problem.

10th Jul 2023, 05:42

Hello, my name is Sharry Joab Walakisa, and I am a new owner of a used Toyota Mark II GX 100. I've discovered that the machine uses more fuel when you are doing local running rather than long distance travels. Am still looking for ways to improve on the fuel efficiency/ consumption. It could be the spark plugs, or worn out tyres, uneven tyre pressure or the oxygen sensor. Anyway it's a very good car with both class and comfort. Thanks.

25th Jul 2023, 01:36

Still facing the challenge of high fuel consumption.

25th Jul 2023, 22:45

From what I have seen over the last two decades, even a Toyota doesn't guarantee low fuel consumption. The MkII is one of the descendants of the Cressida, which in itself was an upmarket luxury car which was not small. Any car which is medium-sized (say, Mazda6, Toyota Corona/Carina, Ford Mondeo) will be heavy, and an underpowered engine will use more fuel than one which can carry the weight of the car (and run air conditioning) better, but go one step higher to a far more powerful car, then you are again using more fuel just to feed the engine this time. Every time the car stops, even momentarily in city traffic, the engine will again need to push the weight of the entire car, using more fuel than even cruising at 30 km/h. So, the only thing you can do is ensure your car is running at its best - engine tuned and spark plugs changed on schedule, filters are changed when needed, and use the right fuel for it (i.e., if it needs premium fuel, use it; it may be able to run on cheaper gas, but the computer will change the ignition settings to prevent pinking, and will result in worse performance and higher consumption). If your MkII has 6 cylinders, nothing will make it economical except for a good, traffic-free run on the open road out of town for hours.