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Putting the Prii to work, preventive maintenence?
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Friends: 0 | So I'm getting a delivery job to take up some free time I have since classes are pretty easy at the moment. My car is about to roll over 100k miles, it was also a northen car....is there anything specific I should replace or have handy since I'll probably be putting a lot of miles on the car soon? I read something about the inverter coolant pump, and changing transaxle fluid...is that it? How hard is the pump to replace, is it cheap OEM or should I get one from a boneyard? |
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| One owner, low mileage Join Date: May 2006 Location: Chesterfield, VA
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Friends: 6 | Here are four threads to get you started. First, so you'll know what might be overdue, a review of general maintenance at various intervals: What services you need and what you don't Next is Hobbit's comprehensive writeup of his 100K routine: 100K maintenance fun This discusses how to change the transaxle fluid, which I'd recommend if it hasn't been done: Changing Transaxle oil And finally, to cover your question about the inverter coolant pump: How to Replace the Inverter Coolant Pump A good search, BTW, probably would have found these pretty easily. |
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Friends: 6 | Oh, and as to the question of new vs. salvage inverter pump: I asked Patrick Wong (the author of the pump changeout instructions) somewhere along the way if he considered the latter. He said that with the price of a new one ($116 MSRP; less for a careful shopper), he didn't see much need to consider anything else. |
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