20 Most Recent 2002 Toyota Prius - Page 2 Questions & Answers

Does it shake at low speeds or high speeds? yr make model??? Was the wheel balanced when put on the vehicle? You need to give complete details Please.

Chances are that you are experiencing the same problem as me. If it is a loud humming sound, the rear bearings are worn out. I haven't repaired mine yet, but I have new bearing hubs and hope to get it repaired next week, Hope this helps. Does yours have high mileage? Mine has 154,000.

a FIAT TOYOTA, is this and engines swap? is this diesel,?what year?, what injection systems?, what country/ what displacement/, is it turbo,.,, ? we can not guess this. ever. strike 6, im out.

which lights, head lights?, did you look in both fuse boxes?

sound like end of life for display or bad connection at its connector. wiggle connector to it and pray.

Hello, first check the auxiliary battery in the trunk, if it's more than 4 years old it most likely needs to be replaced, this is a very common problem, if it's not the battery you'll need someone read the trouble codes in the computer, most autoparts stores do this at no charge.

The light that looks like a car with an exclamation mark in the middle of it is the HYBRID WARNING light (see diagram below) You must scn the onboard computer network to determine why this light is coming on. You also need to scan your computer system to find out why the engine keeps dying. If the hybrid batteries are discharged, they must be properly recharged to prevent serious damage.CAUTION: Read ALL service and warning lables in the engine compartment before attempting ANY type of service on a hybrid vehicle. The wiring harnesses that have ORANGE connectors are HIGH VOLTAGE connectors and can cause serious injury or death.DO NOT touch any wiring harness or component that has a HIGH VOLTAGE warning label on it.My recommendation is to tow the vehicle to a qualified hybrid repair center (preferably the dealer) and get it properly diagnosed and repaired. The high-tech, high voltage systems in this vehicle is nothing for anyone but a trained, certified technician to be messing with.

Here's a link to the fusible links,check and see if they are good.It's next to the battery,here's another link to the wiring.Look at engine control,enlarge.

Answer: Its a prius and you should feel bad

Check Oil might be low if this is the case then engine is burning oil and valve job is needed.

Hello, and welcome to FixYa. Please allow me to assist you.

Yes, you can do this yourself, and save yourself the costs of a technician doing it.

What you have is a clogged AC condensate drain hose.

When the AC is on, the AC system removes moisture form the air in the cabin, and drains this moisture out onto the road surface.

What you need to do:

Open the passenger side door, and have some towels and a small bucket ready. Pull back the carpet in the passenger side footwell, and, once the carpet is pulled back, you will be looking for a small black rubber hose that goes from the heater box, and pokes thru a rubber grommet in the firewall, towards the engine. Pull the rubber hose towards you, away from the firewall grommet, and see if the outer end is plugged up with mud. If so, insert a suitable thing, like a pencil, into the end to unclog it. Be prepared for about a quart of water to drain from the hose into your small bucket.

If the water does not drain from the open end, pull the hose off totally, from the bottom of the fitting on the heater box, and runs a coathanger thru it, to release the blockage, and then flush it out with water. Note that when you remove the rubber hose from the heater box fitting, water will drain out onto your carpet. This is where you need the towels.

I hope that this helps you out, ans saves you the 70 dollars most places would charge you to clean your drain hose.

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