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No start condition 2012 Prius

Discussion in 'Gen 3 Prius Care, Maintenance & Troubleshooting' started by brownsnoutuk, Apr 26, 2017.

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  1. tankyuong

    tankyuong Senior Member

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    try an rc balance charger around 20bucks and charge each battery 30 of them
     
    #21 tankyuong, Apr 30, 2017
  2. brownsnoutuk

    brownsnoutuk Active Member

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    thanks for the suggestions. I borrowed a friends Solus scanner and there was a HV ECU code. p3000. low hv battery. I purchased a grid charger as suggested and will check fuel pressure once the battery is recharged.
     
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  3. m.wynn

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    Solus, wow! Bet you wouldn't mind hanging on to that bad boy?...

    Unfortunately, I think most modern Toyota's require T-ing in to the fuel line to check pressure. Can the friend with the Solus hook you up there, too?:cool: Otherwise, any decent universal pressure tester should be fine. No fuel pressure monitor for Gen 3 with Techstream that I can find. Sure seems like they could monitor pressure, doesn't it?

     
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  4. brownsnoutuk

    brownsnoutuk Active Member

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    The grid charger worked perfectly. There is no easy place to tee in to the fuel system. I ended up cutting the nylon fuel hose that supplies the fuel rail. Fuel pressure is 20-24 psi. Ordered used fuel pump ($59 eBay) as a new one is between $400-$800. I'll update once the new pump is installed.
     
    #24 brownsnoutuk, May 12, 2017
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    brownsnoutuk Active Member

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    Solus is great. Too expensive for the average person to own though.
     
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    Installed new fuel pump, car runs great. Just drove 150 miles to test it and no problems. I will update if anything changes, but I suggest if you have a P3190 code to check the fuel pressure first.
     
    #26 brownsnoutuk, May 18, 2017
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    thanks for coming back and providing the happy ending.
    so much for the priuschat "experts" blaming everything on 12V battery.
     
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