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  1. NortTexSalv04Prius

    NortTexSalv04Prius Active Member

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    Are you suggesting and or am I understanding that maybe replacing the following:
    Inverter pump
    HV fuse encased in orange plug
     
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    A mini-vci cable (or compatible) and a copy of techstream.
     
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    My WAG would be a 'wild a$$ guess', those his may differ ;)
     
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    Disconnect the ICP (inverter coolant pump), then replace the AM2 fuse. You can replace the pump after you're sure that is the problem. If you don't first disconnect (or replace) the pump before replacing the AM2 fuse, then the fuse will blow again.

    The AM2 fuse is "#31 AM2 15 amp “IGN” fuse, ignition system", it should be labeled on the inside of the engine fuse box cover.

    [​IMG]

    Best to just pull and post the codes here.
     
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    You stated having many dash lights illuminated (including the "Red Triangle of Doom"), my WAG is it has finally failed you :whistle:
     
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    I have a SG2/Xgauge it doesn't pull comprehensive hybrid codes.

    I have the mini vci but it was a cranky install. I primarily use the VXDIAG OBD Tester Amazon.com $77. Full Techstream.
    Includes the OBD dongle you just plug the little box into the obd port and then its USB into a laptop.

    I don't use my good Win10 laptop I use a old Dell XP burner laptop.
     
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    Okay now WAG TAG and BAG wild, tall, and bad guess really not the path I want to go.... All fuses are currently known good in engine compartment …..
     
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    Yes the instrument cluster shows VSC,ABS, red triangle,etc
    WAG what is it????????????
     
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    oh yeah coolant pump link not close match replacement
     
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    Without any OBD2 codes, guessing is all one can do at this point.. be it WAG TAG or BAG o_O
     
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    Wild A$$ Guess
     
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    Okay you are the DUDE...
    Thank you for the direction BISCO
    Follow Up
    Winter time and 12v lead acid voltage drops apparently on group 51 wally world everstart battery....Initial charge and charger did not reveal and discharge battery of 8v which still has not recover …..so problem solved
     
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    congrats!(y) i always wanted to be a dude.:cool:
     
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    But not to the @grid level of “my dude” :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:.
     
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    SAme problem on 2005 prius. No codes, No ready light, no start. Just found out the STOP fuse was blown. Just replaced fuse and prius is on the road again. It is the fuse number 9 located in the fuse box near the pedal brake. Hope this help someone.
     

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    Have you found out why the fuse blew yet?
     
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