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12v Battery Monitor?

Discussion in 'Generation 1 Prius Discussion' started by Pri-Eye, Nov 3, 2016.

  1. Pri-Eye

    Pri-Eye Junior Member

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    Does anyone know of a 12V Battery Monitor that fits the Accessory Holes in the Dash?
    I'm currently using the 35 aH Sealed AGM battery from Harbor Freight.

    Also, does anyone know the difference between these part numbers for the Accessory Hole Plugs?
    (If not, I'll report back here after my next trip to the junkyard. But, that could be months.)

    55539-32010
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    1989-1990 Tercel

    55539-32010-b2
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    1996-2002 4Runner

    55539-32010-b5
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    2000-2005 Echo
    2001-2003 Prius

    55539-32010-b7
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    2000-2005 Echo
    2001-2005 Yaris

    55539-32010-b8
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    2000-2005 Celica

    55539-32010-C0
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    1996-2009 4Runner
    1997-2001 Camry
    1990-2017 Land Cruiser (Or, at least I think it's currently used)
    1998-2003 Lexus RX300
    1996-1997 Lexus LX450
    2000-2004 MR2
    1996-2000 Rav4
    1995-1999 Tercel
     
    #1 Pri-Eye, Nov 3, 2016
  2. Brian in Tucson

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    No, and no. I don't know nothing.

    You can get a little battery monitor thing that fits into the accessory/cig. lighter outlet, tho. I know where there's a Gen 1 Prius in a you pull it yard, but probably driving to Phoenix is not too practical for you. If you don't have any of the covers, mic the holes and head to the junkyard. Do it soon, it's later than you think in re: the arrival of winter weather in the Midwest.

    I'm considering a day trip to the yard in Phoenix, If I think of it, I'll add the little covers to my parts stash--I need to go mine nuts and bolts for toyotas--so much better than what's available at Ace! And see what the center dash looks like.
     
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    There's an 01 in the local Pick a Part. Just in on the 11-3. I went and mined fasteners, a 6 disk changer, some wheels and misc. stuff. It was in a front end crash that totalled it--the bags deployed, the dash was damaged and pretty much turned into little plastic bits when I pulled it out to get to the radio. Lots of cool stuff, tho.

    Including the three hole plugs that are in the lower dash to the left of the steering wheel. You are welcome to them. I got them so you could have them if you like. Couple bucks for mailing? Okay?
     
    #3 Brian in Tucson, Nov 6, 2016
  4. Pri-Eye

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    Brian, thanks for the offer, but I don't need the plugs. I intend to build a digital display into a spare hole plug with a dremel for the 12v monitor, if need be.
     
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  5. Pri-Eye

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    Here's what I found on my last junkyard run.
    55539-32010-B2 and compatible accessories.
    The Plug is a dark brown.
     

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    And quite a few for 55539-32010-C0
    The plug is black in color.
     

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