Diagnostic codes (not Pxxxx, Bxxxx, Cxxxx but Code / Sub-Code formatted ones)

Did you ever get any insight to these codes?

I have an '06 that i'm playing with and found similar codes

EMV
01-d5 190-7f-f
01-d8 190-1a-1
01-dc 1c6a9-4
01-dc 190-1d-3

Audio h/u
01-d6 -8f-1
01-dd 110-8f-1
01-e0 110-8f-1
01-e3 -8f-2

Any ideas or tips? thanks

 

These aren't OBDII type codes having to do with the drivetrain. What
you get via those "diagnostic screens" only have to do with the
stereo and NAV and maybe some other ancillary electronics. Not the
hybrid or engine or brake computers, sorry.. you need a scantool to
plug into the data port for that stuff.
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Need help please. I cleaned the fan behind my backseat of 2007 Prius and now the battery is saying it’s not charging and totally embarrassed at how dumb I feel not knowing what to do. Was able to access these sub codes but have no clue what they mean. I have to work during this pandemic nonsense and just need my car . Toyota2007 Prius
cod code. Sub code
01-DB. 190-E5- F
01-D5. 190-2B-A
01-08. 110-05-3
01-08. 190-Ef- 1
My family all live eight hours away so trying to depend on myself to figure this out and thought couldn’t hurt asking you guys here maybe.
Thank you so much

 

some have missed all the wire connectors when putting things back together

 

Those codes you can get on the MFD are pretty much only about infotainment components in the car. They will generally not tell you anything important about the car as transportation. There is a CLR button (I think that's how it's labeled) on that screen, that you have to touch and hold a few seconds to clear those codes. Then you can see if any come back. If any do, it's usually more of a back-burner sort of priority, if you ever feel like tracking down a problem in the infotainment system. It's usually reasonable to clear codes in that system because they are probably not critical (and anyway, you posted here the ones that you had, so the info won't be lost).

Does the car start and drive? Do you have a scantool for reading the actual on-board diagnostic codes that pertain to the operation of the car?

 

How did the car tell you that? Was there a message on the screen, or were there error lights on the dash?

One last question, did you disconnect the 12 V battery at any time between the last "OFF" and this "Start"?

As bisco mentioned, check any plugs that you might have disconnected. Press them in firmly, most usually have a lock tab that you can hear a click when it is fully in. If that doesn't help and you have error lights on the dash, we will need the DTCs (diagnostic trouble codes).

From the title of this thread which you have tagged on to, the OP was obviously aware of the diagnostic codes Pxxxx, Bxxxx, Cxxxx. These are the ones that would be useful to help you further if you were able to get them. Maybe a trip to AutoZone, Pep Boys or similar store local to you that offered free code reading (with a code reader that can talk to all 11 - 14 Prius ECUs) if that was possible for you to do at this time.