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We seem to be going in circles. They didn't replace anything. I notice though that the ticking sounds after having driven the car and it is turned...
I overheard guy at desk saying they provide the parts, meaning that bringing a part for them to install would be a no go. Frustrating as these...
By "that assembly" do you mean the actuator? I'm totally in the dark on this. Over the past week 3 different guys worked on our car. First the AAA...
I've got our Prius back. The ABS light is off. The man in the office seemed to disagree with the work done by the mechanic. My cynical self seems...
Thanks. I'm waiting on a call from another mechanic doing a diagnosis. First call seemed very encouraging. Apparently the new 12 volt battery...
Even trying to get a second opinion required giving them the dealership quote. The disorganized mechanic is trying to find the cheaper part, but...
The code shown to me (for $189) was C1256 Accumulator low pressure. And I don't know my accumulator from my actuator...
I was told that ABS light on could cause brakes to lock if you make an emergency stop at high speed, which would cause skidding. Anybody able to...
I've now got a breakdown of the $3,700 from the dealership $1,767.70 for the part (actuator/pump), $1,900 for labor. Estimated 3 days. One...
Does your assessment apply to the 2007 model too? This is all the Toyota dealership provided along with the $3700 quote for work.
Yes. I’d hoped a new 12volt battery would take care of that. My mechanic ran the test one time with differing codes coming up. I asked him if he...
California! No. I thought buying a new 12 volt battery would rid us of the ticking sounds. The car drives great. Even the brakes. I never trust...
Dealership service quotes $3700 to replace actuator and pump. So did local mechanic. Our Prius has had no significant problems since buying it in...
I have a photo of it. My hope if that it not cost a fortune to hammer out, rather than costing a fortune to replace the panel. Any estimates? Any...
