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35 years?? I admire the ambition and passion for cost effectiveness.
That's incredible. I figured the labor for removing and re-installing all the parts would've made it at least twice as much.
I apologize for hijacking your thread. I hope any of my experience can be of use to you. As for tips, watch out for the gasket on the back end...
So I finished putting it all back together last night and everything seems great. The car defintely feels a little smoother and in normal mode...
Here's my tip about staying dry using a pressure washer: Grab a one gallon zip-lock bag and cut a slit at the bottom, in the center. At the car...
I fitted mine into the drainage at the car wash and while standing to the side, still got hosed. :cool: And after two cycles of the pressure...
I'm actually in the garage doing that right now. I sprayed more brake cleaner into the EGR hole and more sludge came out, so I think I'm going to...
Thanks! I really appreciate the tips from you and Ray. The hoses on the intake manifold came off using a screwdriver to push while I pulled, the...
Oof. Completely clogged. I sprayed some brake cleaner into one end and it didn't come out the other side. I don't think I have any hand car...
Here's a pic of the EGR pipe after I removed it. I used a pipe cleaner on one side of the opening before I snapped the pic so it's a little...
Ah, I was following along with the NutsAboutBolts video. I'll try again tomorrow, thanks!
Literally all of them attached to the EGR and the throttle body. I tried to pull whatever I could and none of them budged as if they were glued...
Also, my EGR pipe was filthy. I fear how clogged the EGR must be.
Hey all, So I started this morning in cleaning the EGR, intake manifold, and throttle body. I'm having a really hard time getting the hoses off....
Maybe Electron Automotive? It's just under $1700 shipped, if you include the return shipping label to send your old battery to them. Electron...
Where is the gasket that some folks have had drop when removing the cooler? Is it possible to put a hand on it while removing the cooler to catch it?
Nearly every gen III prius I've ever seen has this. Must be a slight design flaw.
Why is that? I recently bought a 2010. What's different about the 2014-2015?
That's what I figure. Mine is currently in the shop getting a new battery, thankfully under warranty, though the previous owner was in Arizona...
I'm curious about how many folks here with 2010s have had to replace their hybrid batteries?
