![]() The 'Late' Evap systems of the 2001-03 engines are done while driving. This is true for the 'Early' Evap systems of the 1998-2000 models. I used to think that the Evap test was run many hours after you shut down the car. But as you can see, it is very difficult to adhere to in traffic. Prius brakes are much more complicated than normal, unless you are a master, I would leave brakes to experts. I have tried to use the official Drive Cycle too. ![]() if you see any thin pink lines in the engine compartment, suspect that the water pump is going. The 1.5l engine in the Gen 2, is very reliable, check the oil often, but beyond that it seems bullet proof. If you suspect the battery is too hot, idle a while before turning the A/C off. If you need tips on how to get ready for emissions, check out this videohttps:/. Use A/C for the battery, not just for you. Scroll to bottom for scanners and additives to help you pass your emissions. Your 12 volt battery may only last 3 years in Vegas, You will want sunshades and to park in shade to preserve your high voltage battery. More and more I suspect the batterys hate heat. We have heard no complaints about jump starters, which check if you have hooked them up correctly, Owners who jump start to or from other cars can fry the inverter. The inverter is reliable but it's water pump is not, with the car in ready, look for movement in the reservoir. It is very much a DIY project for $40 4 quarts of ATF WS and two washers at the Dealer parts counter, or about $100 at the dealer, for 'drain and fill' not 'flush' which is wrong for any Prius. A few starts later with a properly functioning EVAP system, and thatll set, too. If those other systems are working, go drive around normally and all but EVAP should set on the first drive. Toyota engineers suggested it be replaced every 100,000 miles. After reconnecting the battery, I start it up and drive off, and all monitors except O2 sensor, O2 sensor heater, catalyst, and EVAP set within a couple miles. The transaxle is very reliable, but the ATF is advertised as 'lifetime'.
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