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2003 prius hybrid replaced cam sensor

Discussion in 'Generation 1 Prius Discussion' started by probegt90, Apr 6, 2020.

  1. probegt90

    probegt90 Junior Member

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    I had to remove my inverter to replace my camshaft sensor and after i repced it i put my 12 volt battery up and then my HV breaker clip but now nothing no power no where. No lights in the interior and its just dead and the batteries are good.
     
    #1 probegt90, Apr 6, 2020
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    Did you slide the HV clip down after pushing it in?
     
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  3. probegt90

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    yeap, and now the only codes i finally got is p3129 and p0335 iIt means HV transaxle but i its in the inverter and you take the top off with the inverter coolant. thanks very much.

    That was 3120 code and also do you know if a person can remove the hybrid system and install an automatic transmission?
     
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  4. Josey

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    It's pretty hard to interpret the abbreviated gibberish. But it just sounds like you need to tear it back down and find the electrical connector or ground that didn't make it back into place as it should.

    And if this: "...do you know if a person can remove the hybrid system and install an automatic transmission?" means "can I convert this to a non-hybrid with a typical auto transmission" the answer is ... uh, no.
     
    #4 Josey, Apr 8, 2020
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