Error icons but no error codes

You really need to get a mini vci w/toyota techstream and a dedicated laptop with xp. It is the most reliable way to diagnose your car outside of going to the dealer. Look in Amazon and Ebay for them. Many threads on this site on using them.

 

agree with above^^^ , those readers aren't prius aware for certain codes. and you need to read the 12v with the car off. even though it's only 3 weeks old, it's worth testing.

 

Torque can read the codes if you have the PID files. See this thread.
Gen2 Prius: Custom PIDs for Torque (Android App) with formulas | PriusChat

 

When some of the lights that are on are the brake ones, you're kind of in luck, because even while you're waiting for a better scan tool (or PID files for Torque), you can read codes from the brake computer using just a short wire, counting light blinks. Nice to know even when you own a scan tool, in case you happen to be caught without it when those lights come on.

A thread search will pull up the details.

-Chap

 

The 12 volt battery 14 volts is the charging voltage and somewhat meaningless.
You Did not mention miles on the car and your history with it,
And I assume you are in Canada.

All of your obds are not hybrid capable so all pretty useless.
Torque is cool but does not have proprietary toyotatechstream like mini vci which for hybrid is better. A very good investment is an XGauge
Just because it's a great form factor to use while you drive,
Another is vxdiag which is plug and also Toyota techstream.
Based on the amount of cars of that vintage we see if the mfd is showing a car icon we call a turtle it most likely needs a new hybrid battery.

 

I have an Automatic OBD II adapter and it works great with my Prius. It diagnosed the two HV battery failures I had last month. Therefore, I'd say it's hybrid-capable (plus, the website says it's compatible with the Prius). It's also great for keeping track of MPG, connecting to your Nest Thermostat, and other things.