Won't stay running, P0341 and P3190

The Prius from hell LIVES! Next step is to get the airbag light problem fixed....

 

Well, since replacing the fuel tank/pump, it's been running great and no more check engine light. I haven't rechecked for codes, so I am assuming that the cam code was set due to the erratic idle with the low fuel pressure.
The airbag light has been on since I got the car, and I don't recall the exact code number. I do remember that it was a code pertaining to the drivers side bag having an open circuit. I also noticed that at times when the steering wheel was at a certain angle and the car turned on, the light would go off. This led me to believe that the "Clockspring" in the steering column was to blame. I found a new one for only $7 on eBay, so I bought it. When I get a chance, I'll install it and see if that's the problem.

 

Thanks for the heads-up!

 

After putting almost 2000 miles on it, all is well. Engine runs great, no longer consuming too much oil. And as a side benefit, the catalytic converter appears to be working properly now, probably because it is no longer being soaked in oil. I cleared codes, and the check engine light remains off, no further codes being set. YAAY!
I also replace the clock spring, no more airbag light, as well as curing my intermittent cruise control problem. Easy fix.
With the car fully functional, I might just keep it, LOL!

 

I found it on eBay at a much better price than the local dealership. They wanted almost $800 for it! This one was only $468.

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