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Rj, Sorry for the late response. Got really busy. Yes, the Homelink is powered full time but I believe only accesses power when button is...
We've had our vee wagon for three weeks now and never considered any other car maker. Our first Prius, 2005 Five, is seven years old now with...
I now have two Prius's. A 2005 V which I purchased new. 135000 miles, replaced tires three times, wiper blades three or four times and the 12V...
That's an excellent illustration Monkey. should prove very helpful to those who haven't removed the panel yet. JRParker, Running the wires is...
Now that's funny!!! One of us is parking on the wrong side, however, since I know who in our families are driving the Vs we really don't have a...
2012 Prius V III. Yokohama P205/60 R16 with 40 psi. Regular gasoline with up to 10 percent ethanol. First 300 miles is 41.1 mpg. City driving...
Rear mounting points on panel.
Front mounting points on panel
jrparker, I started exactly where the tool is inserted at the front left side as seen in the photo. When you insert the trim tool you can feel...
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Sun Visor holder. Removes by turning counter clockwise. Once removed press clips on base to remove.
Sun Visor also removes in two parts. Remove retainer cover then remove visor. Notice black metal clips in mounting area. These have to be...
Pry pillar trim at center top but do not remove. Once it is popped it will remain in place with a hook device. This is the retainer to hold the...
Pillar panel retainer hook. Do not disengage.
Back side of visor with metal clips in place.
Flyabus. Job is completed and not that bad. I posted some photographs in my album on my profile site. Just left click on my user name and then go...
Completed installation of Gentex GNTX-453 Homelink mirror today. The map light panel wasn't as difficult as I first thought, however, the proper...
New and old Prius
Plastic trim tools. Harbor Freight or Northern Tool.
Locate push in points and pry downward.
