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Bando does make factory belts for Toyota but they also make aftermarket belts for the same cars. I believe if I'd bought that belt at a toyota...
Factory part costs $75 full retail ($55 discounted). It takes about 30 minutes to replace. Dealer price is about $50 for the factory pump so they...
So I bought the same belt from Amazon: [MEDIA] That claims to be the genuine part. The belt itself is stamped both Bando and Toyota and has...
No. I only use factory parts. I must have been dumb and not lined up the ribs on the pully's or it jumped the track which would have only happened...
Well that may have been a waste of time. I tested the fluid that came out of the caliper bleeder screws. Color clear and identical to the...
Two years later and the brand new belt I put in is missing half and has been split down the middle. Half the belt is still driving the pulleys but...
Revisiting. So my 2009 Prius (bought new in August of 2008) now has 335K miles on it and the brakes have never been flushed. I finally replaced...
That's the whole point. I replaced a dashcam that didn't have this because I need this feature. It does have a safety cutoff on the power supply...
That same ACDelco I bought on Amazon in 2019 for my 2009 Prius just pulled 324 CCA in 35F (left the car out all night in the freezing just so I...
This morning all the warnings disappeared and everything seems to be working but the engine check light remained on. The remaining codes: P0572...
What was the outcome of this? I have the EXACT same error messages starting tonight. It first stared with PKSB Pre-Collison failure see dealer....
What thread are you referring to?
Tonight, our 2019 Prius started displaying a PKSB Pre-collision Malfunction error. I scanned the codes which were C1A4B and C1A50. I went for a...
The last site I used was free until it wasn't. As a result, I have 1000+ broken links in old posts. I'm not going back to that. imgur is free now...
