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That typically just means you were at a pump with a funny nozzle that shuts off early. Happens to me every once in a blue moon, while the rest of...
I keep kind of an assortment of cheap thingies around for testing which wires are live. A multimeter, sure, but also a little pocket-clippy neon...
The only gen 2 fobs I have investigated in Indiana, USA, I found to be glued.
That's an effective repair method a lot of the time. I've even fixed couldn't say how many things with the simpler method "took them apart, did...
If you don't mind moving to the UK or Japan and getting the Prius that's configured for driving on the left side of the road, you can do the spark...
ISTR some discussion of this before, and looking up the big PriusChat spreadsheet of gen 3 PIDs, and seeing none for the engine water pump. An odd...
Are you positive you had the brake pedal firmly depressed the first time? If you don't, the car goes to ACC and then IG ON instead of READY, and...
The wires coming into the box from the house will typically have white insulation, black insulation, and no insulation (bare copper) for the...
On the way to becoming "full", the battery first passes a state of charge in the mid-70% range, where the car first begins increasing engine...
I considered saying that, and opted to hold my peace, but, yeah. :)
Not sure what to speculate may have been going on with Paul's gen 3, but any current driver of a gen 3—there are plenty of us—can readily confirm...
The quicker warmup is what they used the thermos for in gen 2, then they switched to the exhaust heat exchanger in gen 3 for the same objective....
Right, because the B setting has two effects: it is programmed to apply a higher amount of overall car slowing than in D when the go pedal is...
I find Zeppo's version more appetizing, but would $1.50 buy one? Appreciate bisco posting a mustard photo with the white balance set right. (y)
I have had Linear Logic's ScanGauge II around 16 years now, and I'm happy with the product and their support. It's what sits on my steering column...
