inverter question

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  1. jimmy9299

    jimmy9299 Junior Member

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    i have a prius as a cab in new york its a 08 my question is can i put and differenet part number inverter in as long as it second generation thx for help
     

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    snijd DIY or die

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    I found three part numbers for the inverter. The original was G9200-47100, which was replaced by     G9200-47120, and then by G9200-47121. If Toyota dropped the first two part numbers, the newest one must be backward-compatible. Is your part one of these? This page shows production dates for each of the older parts.
     
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    Probably, but, I will leave this question for our superb moderators. They will no doubt give you a very detailed answer.
    :D
     
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    2009Prius A Wimpy DIYer

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    Out of warranty already?
     
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    on mine its 47121 as far as warr i have to look into it cause its was a a cab its has 80k on it
     
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    2k1Toaster Brand New Prius Batteries

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    Doesnt matter what you use it for, it is 10yr/100k miles in the states at a minimum. You are in warranty.
     
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    The short answer is. "Yes"
     
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    usbseawolf2000 HSD PhD

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    I would stay away from the "original" inverter. There was a SSC for water leak issue.
     
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    Is this question only for information? Is there a problem with the inverter?
     
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    SEE DEALER FOR FREE INVERTER !:cheer2:
     
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    what the prob was the pump shorted out i changed everthing good now thx for help
     
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    Great! Thanks for getting back to us.
    :cheer2:
     
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