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FWIW: any owner of a Gen I Prius with more than 200k miles should consider replacing the inverter cooling pump (part #G9020-47022, about US$120)...
If this is a regular occurrence (i.e., your 12v battery won't hold a charge for more than a day) it's STRONGLY recommended that you (a) charge the...
Just a heads-up: my experience, the Eastern Catalytic exit pipe inner diameter is about 1 to 1.5 mm larger than the outer diameter of the HCAC...
Hello, and welcome. That the car starts says that the immobilizer is happy with the code it reads from the key you use in the ignition, so I...
Well, of course I would NEVER suggest doing anything illegal... but if you happen to be on vacation in a less-restrictive state than NY or CA, you...
Upvote on Schumacher's June 2008 "Ten Commandments" for Prius owners. To which I might add some "beatitudes": --keep a little notebook in the...
Following up: Toyota does sell the connector shell. HOWEVER: the shell does not contain the wires. They have wiring repair kits... but...
I am surprised that a change in oil weight would fix a P0420 fault. Perhaps the previous oil change quantity overfilled the oil sump, and that...
FWIW: if you replace the cat converter (and 220k is a good life; they're warranted only 100k miles), consider the Eastern Catalytic direct fit....
I have returned from the land of Mordor, and I have a suggestion regarding P1430. I had it; fault would not clear. The canister moved the HCAC...
Great photos, man!
Welcome back. I also have a pair. The toughest problem solving involving Priuses is sorting out the problem, as the car has so many chatty...
If your 12v battery fails, the replacement is type 51R - that's the closest mechanical size (a bit too tall), correct terminal location, but...
FWIW: if you think the 12v is original, I strongly recommend that you replace it with a size 51R AGM (glass-mat) battery, and not worry about the...
most of the missing keys end up under couches or in dresser drawers... but if you've come to a deal on a specific vehicle, the number of keys is...
Hello, Brian. Good advice. Acquiring a car with a single key should have, in the Guy's Book of Common Sense, an entry which says "Get a Second...
steve218, Immobilizer ECU part number is 89780-47010, with a sample price of about $300. Immobilizer ECU, 3 keys and all locks, 89709-47010,...
Siphonaptera, your avatar says you have a 1999 Prius... in Illinois... so if correct, you have a Japan-only model here in the USA, and a VERY...
Following up: Immobilizer ECU part number is 89780-47010, with a sample price of about $300. Immobilizer ECU, 3 keys and all locks, 89709-47010,...
Apologies; I missed the "Should I sell?" question. Kinda gets to the "Who should (or shouldn't) own a Gen I Prius" question. I do most of my own...
