Four warning lights on 2006 Prius

Open the bonnet and make the Prius READY. Find the inverter coolant reservoir which is mounted on the inverter, near the engine. You should see fluid turbulence in the reservoir which proves that the inverter coolant pump is functioning.

If you do not see turbulence then the pump needs to be replaced. This was the subject of a recent Toyota recall notice.

If you see fluid turbulence then your car has another problem. In either case, your car needs immediate repair attention.

 

Please help me out i have a prius 2004 in which runs good no problem on it, recently around 3 months i replace the P0A93 code the inverter pump the electric one in the fender with a new dealer one and 6 months earlier i replace the other pump down the fuse box the car. my car runs well but after all day using it long tris around town the vsc lights and red triangle lights up, i scan the car and no codes on it, then next day still the same and after driving it a little lights get off if i drive the car in short trips no problem but then after driving long ones lights come on again, then also get the car scan and the code P0A93 return but the part already replace recently, also i try to purge the system but the same problem can someone help me out on getting this solve????

 

Have you done this check that Patrick detailed in post #2?

If this shows that the inverter coolant pump is working, then it can only be air in the loop that needs to be purged.

 

If it isn't working, make sure it the electrical connector is firmly seated. When the dealer replaced mine under the recall, they forgot to plug it in!