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Silly of me not to choose consensus over facts, isn't it?
It's not a common situation, but it can occur with a full battery, but when it does occur, you can thank heavens and the Toyota engineers that you...
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When I had my Gen 3, there was nothing to slow my descent on long hills, except the B. The engine was stopped, therefore there was no drag, which...
AI Overview Yes, the Toyota Prius features an "engine brake" mode, designated as "B" on the shifter. It is designed for long or steep downhill...
I think there comes a time in everyone's life, where changing tires is no longer an option.
Personally, I prefer my cellphone to carrying a spare. I can either call for help, or locate a tire shop I can limp to within range. At any rate,...
Bring something to measure the bolt pattern with. Fitting it will only verify if it fits correctly.
Find a junkyard that will allow you to fit the spare on your hub, before you buy it.
If I recall correctly (which I don't) it was on this very forum.
The last time I looked into this with my Gen 3, it required installing a pulse generator to "fool" the system into thinking the car was in motion....
Consider playing the tunes off your phone, using Bluetooth. A number of good audio players should be on Android Auto. I use VLC for Android.
I think it's just making a lot more work for yourself to disable features you paid good money for.
I'm going to park my Prius for most of the time this year. It\s already got almost 80K on it. I'll drive the VW instead. It gets nearly as good...
It's a fact that all such features are disabled while in that state.
My Gen 3 Prius wasn't too expensive to put right when I accidentally separated some body panels. My brother popped them back together with a dead...
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How is it free, if someone had to pay for it?
It's fun to eliminate money from the equation, but it always counts.
Not until someone admits that nothing is truly free.
