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Prius is very reliable car. My car is 2006 with around 340K miles. I have never gotten stranded due to car issues in Prius. Was the hybrid...
The cleanest part of my car is always the engine compartment, since I really prefer not to get dirty whenever I work around there.
I typically would replace PCV valve ($3 item) during spark plug replacement since they are located in same general area. My mileage actually went...
Got a life time alignment from Fire Stone for around $150 when my Prius 2006 was purchased new. Went to get free alignment whenever I hit a pot...
I have been periodically washing my 2006 Prius engine compartment since new. The rationale is that I do not like to get my hands dirty when...
I bought a new part from eBay. Then I covered the entire plastic screw posts on all sides all the way down to the bottom of the post and...
Yes, indeed. it is definitely not comprehensive. however, it has all the cars that I am interested in which includes Prius (2nd, and 3rd gen) and...
Actually it was added to 3 or 4 links only. I was just looking for free Corolla 10th gen factory service manuals everywhere on the web. This...
Toyota Prius 2003-2006 Service Repair Manual | Free Download and various other factory service manuals
Toyota Prius 2003-2006 Service Repair Manual | Free Download
I had only one of four wheel bearings replaced 200K miles ago.
Yes, I think it was from a LCD TV shipping box.
There is no reason at all. I just happen to have these filters on hand. These wires seem to be real strong and will not come apart from the...
Added a piece of white Styrofoam inside door panel for support. Now it is rock solid.
I always make my own cabin filter from regular home a/c filter elements. It works well and is also very economical.
It is possible to replace air/fuel ratio sensor without removing the inverter. air/fuel ratio sensor connector location? | PriusChat
I get P0011 once in a long while. Did not do anything about it. It would always go away if I did not reset it sooner. Last time this happened...
Bought an aftermarket replacement abs part from eBay. Reinforced all screw attachment posts underneath with expanded metal mesh and abs adhesive....
Oil is probably leaking pass the piston rings. Need to perform leak down test to confirm.
