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I need a link for the 2015 Prius C fuse box diagram

Discussion in 'Prius c Care, Maintenance and Troubleshooting' started by CARSFAN4, Jul 17, 2024.

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  1. CARSFAN4

    CARSFAN4 Junior Member

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    Anybody can send me a picture or link with the fuse box diagram. I cannot locate the 10 A HAZ fuse for the turn signal green lights from the dashboard.

    Thanks
     
    #1 CARSFAN4, Jul 17, 2024
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    Leadfoot J. McCoalroller Senior Member

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    Link to Toyota information

    That's the official.

    There may be an unofficial copy floating around but I've never seen one.

    Remember there are two fuse panels: one under the hood near the left side hood hinge, and the other inside the cabin facing the driver's left shin, more or less.
     
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    1. Thanks, as I wrote previously, with the switch on there was no voltage value on the fuse mounted on.

      1.Also when I.checked the fuse resistance or continuity there was showing 0 ohms.
      I.will try to replace again the fuse with the horn fuse and check voltage reading with the switch on.

      2. You didn't answer my 2nd question about the " Check hybrid motor" dashboard sensor light when I switched fuses: I put the 10A horn fuse in the turn signal place and the turn signal fuse in the horn place. Does this has anything to.do with the wiring or ots just the computer module fooled diagnostic ??

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      The brand of fuse does not matter as long as it is the same value (10 amp in this case) and fits the same.

      You can tell by looking at it if it’s blown or by using a meter.

      It’s not clear in your posts if any of these fuses were blown. That is critical information. We don’t know if you have checked the bulbs.

      It is also likely the combination meter (dashboard pc board) is controlling the flashing. It could have a fault.

      The electrical diagrams are on the TIS Toyota site that requires $25 for two day access. https://techinfo.toyota.com/techInfoPortal/appmanager/t3/ti?_pageLabel=ti_whats_tis&_nfpb=true

      I      t is designed for experienced Toyota techs so it may or may not be helpful.
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      I checked the fuse with the voltage meter and there was 0 with the car switch on.
      Visually it doesn't look blown. What is important iss that when I replaced the turn signal fuse with the10 A horn fuse, all the turn. lights, hazard and dashboard green lights were working fine.
      The only thing I noticed was the "Check hybrid motor" yellow light was on.
      CAN U EXPPLAIN THAT?? ANY HINTS OR HUNCHES???

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  4. Leadfoot J. McCoalroller

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    I don't see any evidence of a second question until this post you've just made, so it would be pretty odd for me to have replied to it.

    Nevertheless, it might help you to know that the "check hybrid system" message is a very generic error- the car will show that with lots of different faults that don't actually have anything to do with the hybrid system. All it really means is that you need to do a deeper diagnostic to discover the real problem and fix it.
     
    #4 Leadfoot J. McCoalroller, Jul 25, 2024
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