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There aren't many typos that can change a meaning more completely than prescribed / proscribed. Using the proscribed method, you rebel, you! My...
Or if Tideland doesn't feel like completely removing all the posts plugging some other battery, maybe move them to one of the existing threads for...
This classic story deserves to get recirculated every now and then. It's about a Prius that a shop got hold of for cheap because the owner really...
Maybe that testimonial (which is fine) could be appropriately moved to a thread about the product it's a testimonial for.
93 ℃ is a perfectly ordinary operating coolant temperature. It's squarely between the thermostat-begins-to-open temperature and the...
I've seen a definition of 'engineering' as "the art of making what you want out of what you can get". In a Prius, what you can get are things...
U0110's a perfectly cromulent trouble code, explained in early editions of the repair manual, well before the recall updates. Means the power...
Well, the unamplified audio signals run from the headunit down to the amp, and the amp outputs are wired to the speakers, so I think disconnecting...
Do you see any active components on that board? Is it just 140 heat-sinked resistors?
If I could read post #2 I might think it smacked of biting the newbie. OP: yes, the amp's under the passenger seat.
Good place for a reminder that all P1 codes are manufacturer defined—Toyota is free to have P1150 mean different things in every car model they...
Toyota dealer for a stud just like the original, hardware store for one maybe close enough.
P0A93 tells you the inverter/transaxle cooling system isn't cooling well enough, things getting too hot. It doesn't tell you that's because of...
It was common to have a resistor in older cars. A gen 2 Prius has a small electronic module that mounts into the ductwork pretty much the same way...
How do you think it might have compared to the Gross Vehicle Weight Rating on the door jamb sticker? (Maybe there aren't such stickers in Ro. We...
