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mr_guy_mann ... Yea, I noticed that if you purchase Prius TIMKEN front wheel bearings from Rock Auto ... Their images actually show that they're...
Thanks for that link ChapmanF! Although it's probably not a recommended practice ... When I placed the front of the car on jack stands, and...
Finally got around to finishing this project ... It WAS the passenger's side wheel bearing ... And the outer CV joint was bad too. Replaced both...
Ok, today I put the front tires on the back ... And the back tires on the front ... STILL have the same noise in the front, so it's NOT the tires!...
I already replaced the wheel bearing ... But still had the road noise afterwards, even with different BF Goodrich M&S tires! I also inspected all...
The thing is, when I first got the car, there was NO noticeable road noise at all ... It began when I put the Michelin X-Ice tires on. I've...
Anyone else? ... Are these cars known for excessive road noise? ... Are there certain tires to stay away from with these cars? It almost sounds...
I know this is an older thread but ... I'm having the same problem ... Road noise in the front. I've already looked through all the "road noise"...
My adaptor is simply a Chinese J2534 ... worked great. The version of Techstream I was using was 10-something. Initially I couldn't get it to...
That's why I keep a few computer motherboards around ... Lot's of various capacitors and components that can be used on other things! I believe...
That's why I'm trying to confirm it BEFORE I tear into it! Although the mechanic that charged the AC said he smelled Freon inside the car too...
Thanks for the info ... So, from what I've shared do you believe it IS the evaporator core? ... And is it a somewhat common problem? Just trying...
I've got a 2008 Gen 2 Prius, purchased in January of this year, AC didn't work. I had it recharged a month ago, it worked for a day ... The next...
The soldering is the EASY part ... Taking everything apart is the HARD (time consuming) part!
