relay integration unit

Discussion in 'Gen 3 Prius Care, Maintenance & Troubleshooting' started by awweiss, Feb 18, 2026 at 12:17 PM.

  1. awweiss

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    How do I replace the relay integration unit in a 2010 Prius
     
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    So you're posting in the Gen2 (2004-2009) Prius forum but your profile indicates you have a Gen3 Prius (2010-2015). So you might be posting in the wrong forum...

    There's alot of different relays in a car and looks like Amazon does sell a "relay integration unit" for 2010 Prius... But in general relays rarely fail and it's almost always the signal that tells the relay to work that's not working.

    Here at Priuschat we go through a process to properly diagnose what's wrong based on symptoms then we find a way to confirm that what you spend your money on is going to work and won't be a waste of time.

    So not really sure what you're trying to do here. Only advice I can offer is that you can bring some tools to a wrecking yard and find the relay unit you need and practice pulling it out before you have to work on your own car.
     
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    On a gen3 it is either the white module or the smaller black module in the engine fuse box.

    Each has two tabs on each end to allow it to lift up. There are cables with connectors on the bottom that usually have enough slack to disconnect but the cables will be stiff.

    White Integration Relay from a 2011 Prius at a local hybrid shop. A 2010 will have a different part number
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    Bottom view of above from ebay part
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    Smaller Black Integration Relay
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    #4 rjparker, Feb 18, 2026 at 1:33 PM
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    They are real pain in the butt to change too very carefully..get car inside wer can be hot . Take a heat gun set on 225 and go around the box bottom area get wires very warm . The unit will pull up almost 2 inches . As you pull it up give the plugs a shot of heat they slide off mo better. I hate these things