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Old 08-31-2009, 10:56 AM   #1
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I am starting this thread specifically for the installation of the Enginer kit in the Gen III Prius. Emphasis is on the differences found from the Gen II installation.
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At this point I have ordered a 4KWh kit from Jack and downloaded as much Toyota info as I could on the 2-day license.

So far I only know of dschur test piloting a 2kWh kit.

Jack
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Old 08-31-2009, 11:19 AM   #2
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I am starting this thread specifically for the installation of the Enginer kit in the Gen III Prius. Emphasis is on the differences found from the Gen II installation.
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At this point I have ordered a 4KWh kit from Jack and downloaded as much Toyota info as I could on the 2-day license.

So far I only know of dschur test piloting a 2kWh kit.

Jack

Can you kindly give more information on your kit - where did you get it, what is the license for - what was the cost, what are the specs?
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Can you kindly give more information on your kit - where did you get it, what is the license for - what was the cost, what are the specs?
I believe he is referring to the Enginer PHEV conversion for Prius (Enginer | Prius Plugin PHEV Conversion Kit with Lithium-Ion | Hybrid). I understand they are working on a version for the 2010 Prius. There are several threads discussing the Enginer conversion here: Prius PHEV Plug-In Modifications - PriusChat Forums

I believe the license he was referring to is for access to Toyota's technical info site from which technical service data/manuals, etc. can be obtained.
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Old 08-31-2009, 01:23 PM   #4
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First impression: the EV switch seems to be redundant. ECO mode seems able to get into EV mode just by lifting off the throttle. I'm wondering if the EV switch can be used to turn on/off the Enginer pack instead ??

So far, I've been able to get ~ 2 miles out of a fully charged OEM pack on a relatively flat (for around here) run home...starts just over 40 mph, still pulling 8-14 mph on the short hill at the end (3 bars)....

Edit: the altitude is the same at both ends, so there is a slight downgrade w/ ups and downs then 200 yards up again.

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Thank you for doing this thread. May I ask what the kit has cost you so far? How large are the batteries in the kit compared to the battery in the gen 3 Prius?
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Thank you for doing this thread. May I ask what the kit has cost you so far? How large are the batteries in the kit compared to the battery in the gen 3 Prius?
Hopefully, I'll be able to answer that soon......patiently waiting for the 4KWh kit at the moment. It's on order while some components are being upgraded...the Gen III box will be last....

The 4kWh kit is $2,994 plus shipping (I think $195) at the moment, I believe...

see EBay # 200344551230 and
Enginer - EAA-PHEV

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Just received my block heater. Might be a little OT for this thread, but I hope to integrate it into the charging system (thermal energy storage) perhaps needing some type of timer or heat sensor.....

I'm also thinking of using a "Watt's Up" monitor ($59) to read the charge and discharge energy from the 4kWh pack initially, then later mounting it up front to monitor voltage and discharge. (it will only read charge OR discharge...not both without some double-pole-double-throw switching........come to think of it, I have such a contactor around somewhere ???)

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atfsi, so let me get this straight. you installed Enginer kit designed for generation II onto 2010 gen III? I read somewhere Enginer is developing a kit for Gen III but it's not out yet. Did they recommen installing the gen II kit on gen III? I don't much details about this kit yet so forgive me if I am missing something.
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Hopefully, I'll be able to answer that soon......patiently waiting for the 4KWh kit at the moment. It's on order while some components are being upgraded...the Gen III box will be last....

The 4kWh kit is $2,994 plus shipping (I think $195) at the moment, I believe...

see EBay # 200344551230 and
Enginer - EAA-PHEV

Jack
No, haven't received the Gen III kit yet....still waiting...just thinking about the installation in a Gen III until the kit gets here...
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Just got notice that (the first ?) 200 lbs of GenIII 4KWh kit have shipped...should be here tomorrow......
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