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Code P0AFA After new batteries install

Discussion in 'Gen 2 Prius Main Forum' started by Ralph Vigil, Dec 7, 2018.

  1. Ralph Vigil

    Ralph Vigil Junior Member

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    I received my box of new batteries from new batteries. I installed them today. Now when I start the car in my garage I am getting the large red triangle, and the check engine light. I still need to take the car out for a drive. But seems to be running fine in my garage.
     
    #1 Ralph Vigil, Dec 7, 2018
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    I've no experience with the quirks of these stick module packs, but there's near 100 connections that have to be properly made when it comes to putting a battery pack back together so check and double check your work. Please, let us know what the error codes the red triangle created once you find out...
     
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  3. bisco

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    poly fine. as long as it runs, don't sweat it

    take it out for an italian tune up and let us know what happens
     
    #3 bisco, Dec 7, 2018
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    If you purchased from NewPriusBatteries.com | Home then I bet @2k1Toaster can offer some support :whistle:

    Not sure driving it around would be a good idea at this point, at least until you can figure out whats wrong. No sense in damaging a new battery or ECU if it can be avoided.

    Look at the voltage sensing harness. Make sure nothing is backwards, check connections/connectors, etc.

    What kind of code reader do you have, as you may want to invest in a mini-vci with techstream.

    Lets also ping @TMR-JWAP as he may have some kind words to offer ;)
     
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  5. Ralph Vigil

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    UPDATE::
    Well, after running some errands and fetching dinner. The red triangle and check engine light have both turned off. What a sight of relief. Thank you for everyone’s input.
     
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