P0A80 code

Well you want a look at your two wheel sensors that are suspect and see if anything is unplugged broken The sensors are ripped out of there plugs where they plug in something If not if you had a more capable scanner you might see that there are can bus communication problems. And if that's the case a more capable scanner will usually show that or I know the Toyota software will A lot of times when there are power issues generally of the 12 volt type not the HV battery communication problems rear their ugly head and all of the computers in the car aren't communicating with each other and so then you get these communication errors which you may not see on this type of handheld scanner If the car still starts and can drive then you should be able to see what the 12 volt is really showing ready and then what it's showing when it's sitting off there's any discrepancies there you want to get that taken care of because that can wreak havoc on all kinds of the computer systems and communications in the car and how it runs drives and codes

 

The P0A80 and P3019 are a thing, the C1464 and C1465 are another thing, and the P0121 and P0222 are their own thing.