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I have not. It is the original battery though and the car has 95,500 miles on it. Thought of getting the Dr. Prius app and checking it, but...
My personal opinion is that any Gen 2 Prius able to get 45+ MPG this many years after manufacture is doing just fine. Even more so in that heat.
WOW! My MPG increased only about 10-15% after replacing the brake actuator. Not that I can complain as I'm getting 46-52 mpg now that fall has...
I would hope not. Since the water pump and drive belt were replaced each time by a Toyota dealer's service department. Sucks having a drive belt...
Less than 94,000 miles total. Water pump was replaced by prior owner at 49.5k and now again at 93.9k.
Thanks. But this is TWO new water pumps and less than 100k miles on the vehicle. Not sure THIS Prius is living up to its economical promise. I've...
Curious as to the expected lifespan of the mechanic water pump? For that matter, what about the three electric water pumps too? My 2005 Prius...
Oops, I meant the "drive belt" which I assume is what most of us call the serpentine belt.
UPDATE: Local Toyota dealer here in Pensacola, Fla. was nothing but a PITA and the only local shop willing to replace the brake actuator quoted me...
My biggest problem is that when I call around and ask local repair shops if they'll even do this kind of work on a Prius, their response is a...
oops...why can't i delete this one reply? lol
I did go ahead and get OBD Fusion and the Enhanced Diagnostics Pack for the 2005 Prius. I was finally able to read the diagnostics codes for the...
I think this video should sum up the answer to that question pretty well. Sounds like it is running most of the time to me, with only a few...
Sorry, but yes, here is yet another Brake Actuator thread. I have a 2005 Prius with less than 95k miles on it, still pretty much all original. I...
