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Coastltech EV kit for sale. (sold)

Discussion in 'Private Sales' started by benighted, Jan 15, 2006.

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  1. benighted

    benighted New Member

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    I ordered this kit for my Prius a few months back but I got tired of waiting for it and did the mod myself before it arrived.

    This kit is new, never used. Its yours for $50, the price includes shipping.
     
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  2. joelparks

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    It's a great thing - easy to install, works well. I bet maggieddd snaps it up...
     
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  3. benighted

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    And you won't have to wait 2 months for coastaltech to send it to you, if they send it at all. They completely forgot about my first order with them, so I had to reorder and wait again.
     
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  4. maggieddd

    maggieddd Senior Member

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    can you install it for me also? :D :D :D
     
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  5. DaveinOlyWA

    DaveinOlyWA 3rd Time was Solariffic!!

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    well considering this is a world wide forum i guess you could have gotten someone farther away
     
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  6. maggieddd

    maggieddd Senior Member

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    ;)
     
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  7. benighted

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    sure, come on over!
     
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  8. maggieddd

    maggieddd Senior Member

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    no, you come, I'll make you dinner
     
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  9. benighted

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    It looks like jbarnhart was the first to respond to my offer. I'm sure you will be happy with your new EV mod.
     
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    benighted New Member

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    mmm.. dinner
     
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    Are these easy to install , even if one has no experience in this area? Also, does it effect the vehicle warranty?
     
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  12. maggieddd

    maggieddd Senior Member

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    is that not good enough?
     
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  13. DaveinOlyWA

    DaveinOlyWA 3rd Time was Solariffic!!

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    45 mins tops (30 if you have any experience working on the car) and no it does not affect the warantee.
     
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  14. maggieddd

    maggieddd Senior Member

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    OK, do you think a girl semi-techically inclined could do it?
     
    #14 maggieddd, Jan 15, 2006
  15. DaveinOlyWA

    DaveinOlyWA 3rd Time was Solariffic!!

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    oh ya...very easy to do. i have little mechanical ability and it was a snap for me
     
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  16. maggieddd

    maggieddd Senior Member

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    great.
     
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  17. Tideland Prius

    Tideland Prius Moderator of the North
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    yes. Just remove the small squarish piece right at the bottom, open the glovebox, unhook the damper, (opt: remove lower glovebox if you wish), open upper glovebox, remove side vent, find bottom grey HCU plug, remove, wire tap "white with black stripe" wire and purple wire closest to centre, insert orange pin in location 27. Re-insert grey plug, snap everything back together
     
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  18. maggieddd

    maggieddd Senior Member

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    thanks, I wil attempt this on my own
     
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    Why wouldn't it be good enough. You're a good cook, right?
     
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  20. benighted

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    I think I already sold the EV kit but you can still do it the "hard way" if you want. It involves taking small pins out if the steering wheel harness to tap into the ECU and run a wire back to the drivers side to a momentary switch.
     
    #20 benighted, Jan 15, 2006
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