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Pretty sure that the high mark is considered MAXIMUM. My dad always insisted on hitting the high mark or slightly above -- he called it, "topping...
Did you not see the FREESHIP promo code I posted twice? You have to actually enter and submit it. Need to follow directions. Quite frustrating..
So, something like this? enter FREESHIP promo code....
Just Google the part number -- or enough keywords to fully describe. Google will present an array of ads above the search results and expand...
I don't fully understand what you're saying, but there are plenty of Toyota dealers at the moment that have free shipping over $75 with the part...
Seems like drilling holes would prevent standing water, but invite moisture from a new location (clouding, mold, etc) and also bugs into the...
Have noticed signs of moisture in the taillights for quite a while in my 2012 Prius C. No standing water... just condensation, etc.. In the...
Closing the loop on this.... As I suspected, the issue was the keyfobs.. For whatever reason, they aged/wore to obsolence. Why mine turned to...
So.. 12.75V w/ car off for 3 hours... 12.6V w/ car off for 18 hours. Ironically, the remote worked on the first try after 18 hours.. lol. My...
12v battery tested at 12.75V w/ vehicle off for 3 hours. As a comparison, my Civic, which I purchased a Duralast Gold battery for several months...
Sorry, was under the impression that the use of a multimeter checking for voltage is not comparable to a load test.. though I assume if voltage is...
Thanks.. I've done all these things and more. The remote will work for a few hours to a few weeks, then slowly start to exhibit these issues....
The Optima site suggests they have no batteries for the 2012 Prius C... Are people doing mods of a specific model #?
I've tried to search in hopes there is a post recommending the "best" replacement parts... but kept running into regular Prius posts or those that...
This problem keeps coming back... I believe I've tracked it to the battery compartment in the remote. It's like the battery works its way loose...
I'd be with you.. were it not for the fact that the key can act completely dead... Then once I take the outer casing of the key off.., put it back...
This car seems to chew through the fronts... My Civic on the other hand.. the front/rear wear almost evenly. Depends on how many of your miles...
OK, so the 2nd keyfob started exhibiting the problem almost instantly... So it doesn't appear to be an wear issue, maybe an age issue? Maybe it...
I thought that jumping someone with a hybrid is an extreme no-no?
I DID find the second keyfob... As for the cranky one.. I think the "guts" are where the problem lies. I have not dug deep into the keyfob...
