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Inverter /converter or transaxle failure?

Discussion in 'Gen 2 Prius Care, Maintenance and Troubleshooting' started by KiterM, Apr 11, 2018.

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  1. MGpwr

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    Those are nice, no lack of grunt there - I had to put off-road tires on my engine hoist, too little concrete in the driveway 8^)...
     
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    Hi Mendel.
    I would get the right contraption if I was doing transaxle changes on a regular basis, but hopefully I won't have to do another one for a very long time, so no sense of buying that contraption and then storing it. Would not fit in my garage.
    But thanks for the advice.
     
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    Actually, I just cobbled together another stand for it so I could use it on my prii - pic attached.
     

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  4. KiterM

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    that is exactly what I need here an off-road crane.
     
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  5. MGpwr

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    Another good thing to have if you use a hoist is some kind of sturdy nylon strap long enough to wrap around the T/A (or whatever you're lifting) at least twice; turn that into a loop and apply to t/a as needed to lift or hold it in place.
     
    #22 MGpwr, May 4, 2018
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    Hi was you able to figure out the problem with the car?
     
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