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Replaced ignition coils, now only have 2 bars on battery charge

Discussion in 'Generation 1 Prius Discussion' started by Angela Smith, Dec 29, 2018.

  1. Angela Smith

    Angela Smith New Member

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    2005 Prius , car ran great, code said I needed to change ignition coils. Changed coils and spark plugs. Car will start and run when I give it gas. But now it looks as if the battery isn’t charged. Any help with what might be wrong .
     
  2. bisco

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    welcome!

    what did you read the codes with?

    are there any new codes?

    how many miles on her?
     
  3. Raytheeagle

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    How many miles on your Prius?

    Any reason you changed the coils?

    What code was being displayed?

    If you give it gas, the battery isn’t charging?

    Does the car get to “ready”?
     
  4. Angela Smith

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    She had a miss. 246000 miles. She s running fine now after changing the coils and plugs. Another thing I didn’t know with a hybrid is that when at a red light it sounds like it cut off but it really doesn’t.. learning new things every day. But loving my Prius
     
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    it actually does start and stop the engine hundreds and thousands of times while driving, coasting, stopping, etc.