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First off I'd like to say I love my Gen 2 Prius. I purchased with 160,000 miles about 2 years ago and have put about 100,000 miles on this car...
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I'm halfway there! Congrats on such a huge milestone and making the most out of the Prius. One of the most practical cars ever, and if you are...
Bet if you replaced 16 it would fix your problems
Prius are great cars, but maintenance can get expensive if you have to take it to the shop. I have saved a few thousands doing the work myself....
So far so good, I don't know if "equalizing" or balancing is even necessary. Been getting 47-48 mpg on average. I think if I did a full refurbish...
I had the same thing, changed fuel injectors, problem solved. Had 0300, 0302, etc. codes. I ordered some replacement injectors off Ebay for $80...
Hello welcome to the forum. I really like the Sienna and was shopping for those before I got my Gen 2. The Gen 2 is almost like a mini sienna....
I had something similar, P3013 (Block 3) then P0A80 failing battery pack. I replaced Module 5 for $25 and errors went away. Read more here:...
Oh did I mention the Prius is a total Chick Magnet?
I would classify Trucks and Cars separately because they do serve different purposes. But Toyota again for the win (y)
Sports car :D No I'm kidding. Really just for all around practicability. Size, features, design, comfort, seating, efficiency, space, storage......
About a year and a half.
I'm convinced, and maybe it's just me, but the car is just all around practical and wonderful. I drive a Gen 2, and it's roomy, plenty of storage,...
It's worth $30 for the Veepak OBD2 bluetooth so you can run Dr. Prius and check the Modules, voltages, and other info. I also use Car Scanner it's...
Just an update. I did the force charge trick to charge up to green (it wouldn't let me charge anymore). Then I discharged the battery in neutral...
For this last Red Triangle error, just replacing the bad module was the fix. When I replaced the inverter coolant pump, that was about a year ago...
Get the low miles, replacing modules and fixing failing batteries is a lot easier than rebuilding an engine.
I'll admit I wasn't sure I wanted to try and tackle it at first, but after taking the battery out twice and putting it back. It's pretty...
I replaced a single bad module in my 2008 and fixed the codes. It's worth a shot. Cost $30
