Hai folks. Recently, the red triangle of death showed up while driving, it did nothing and sometimes it disappear and other times reappear. Many said it is the inverter pump but i noticed it works just fine and oil is not low. I had obd2 and managed to get these codes but I don't think any of them has something to do with that. Some mechanic told me that there might me some water that went inside of the vehicle compartment that caused this issue, and that is why the triangle is disappearing and reappearing. Anyone got any ideas?. And I don't have a catalytic invert and my abs is almost dead. Here are the codes Car Scanner ELM OBD2 Version: 1.98.0/400980/GP DTC report Connection profile: Toyota Prius Gen. 2 (2004-2009)Date: 4/10/2023 3:43:53 PM VIN: JTD ============================ OBD-IIOBD-II DTCs: 5 ---------------------------- P0037 [0x0037] Heated oxygen sensor (HO2S) 2, bank 1, heater control - circuit low Oxygen Sensor Heater Circuit Low Input (Bank 1, Sensor 2) Status: Confirmed ---------------------------- P1121 [0x1121] Throttle Position (TP) Sensor Circuit Intermittent High Voltage Accelerator Pedal Position Sensor Range / Performance Problem Status: Confirmed ---------------------------- P1123 [0x1123] Throttle Position Sensor In Range But Higher Than Expected Status: Confirmed ---------------------------- U0100 [0xC100] Data bus, engine control module (ECM) A - no communication Status: Confirmed ---------------------------- U0111 [0xC111] Data bus, battery energy control module A - no communication Status: Confirmed ============================ Engine control unit #1 No DTC found. ============================ Hybrid engine systemHybrid engine system DTCs: 2 ---------------------------- U0100 [0xC100] Data bus, engine control module (ECM) A - no communication Status: Confirmed ---------------------------- U0111 [0xC111] Data bus, battery energy control module A - no communication Status: Confirmed ============================ HV battery No DTC found.
it could be corrosion or a bad ecu connector. how is the 12 volt health? tech stream might present some helpful sub codes