2006 Prius display flashing after turning off the car

Sounds like you're having an issue with the CM monitor display That's the gas gauge the transmission display and the speed company down in Texas call Texas hybrids they'll get you straightened out with the equal of a brand new one they do nice work I have two of them the parts in two of my three or four generation twos that I have here of course you want to make sure you're 12 volt is actually up to snuff just to be clear and everything else seems to be connected and there's no fuses no funny business etc there's not always a code for when the CM monitor is acting up I have gotten the code once but twice and another vehicle no code change the CM monitor and everything was fine I pretty much knew that was the problem.

 

Post the video on YouTube. And place a link to it here.

 

Flashing PRNDB can sometimes be part of the car wanting to tell you about a park actuator issue. Does the car park and unpark ok? Any other warning lights? Trouble codes?

 

Yes the p lock issue can be a lot of fun. You should try and post a video and and YouTube it and link it to here I know it's kind of a pain but. Have you ever seen the park the car on level surface and all of that business on your center display?

 

There is a video of some Russian or Ukrainian guys fixing the pee lock error apparently there's a wiring harness that runs under and a little behind the crank pulley in that bend or dip in the pan. The wiring that's running under the pan right under the crankshaft pulley houses the wires that operate the park lock mechanism You should look at that whole wiring that goes underneath the crank and over to the I guess it would be the back of the engine or that way anyway see if you find any damaged wiring something scraped You say something dropped that would be very suspect that wiring harness might have been holding up the engine from going any further It may have pulled some pins right through the plug wow yeah I would check that if no wiring diagram just pull the car up on ramps look under the crankshaft pulley just a little behind it and under it right along that oil pan check it out.