Can this power bleeder be used to change brake fluid on a 2006 Prius without setting abs lights. I have heard you must use OBD II commands .
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You can replace the brake fluid without any commands. Remember to check fluid level while using so not to allow air into system. It is easy to do.
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YES. That is the one you want the Tune ECU program. It is the good one.If you want a program for ABS models you need to buy "Dealer Tool" to bleed the brakes.That comes with it's own.
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Ok so most modern cars only supply power to the cigarette plugs and radio when the ignition is turned halfway to accessory mode. To answer your question, on my Toyota it will not drain unless the key is turned to accessory. There is an indicator light that will also let you know when it is receiving power. My dads old ford would supply power without the key in. So double check with the blue light. And u can always plug it in halfway so it doesn't draw power
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you could wire a completely different circuit for turn signals and keep it seperate from your brake lights, but I don't know why you would want to do it that way. The 12 volt leds won't be as bright on 6 volts, but they will work ok.
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If you mean a master key to work on any Prius? NO! It's an un-programmed key I bought from a Toyota dealer and programmed myself using instructions I found on Youtube.
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I ordered mine for a 2011 prius. Try googling or you tube how to remove your specific shifter. Mine just twisted off. Once i got the factory shift knob off i discovered the post had the diameter of a pencil. None of the adapters fit. Your shift knob should be easily removeable to check.
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This converter works to adapt the connector but since OBDI does not provide any power pins, devices that draw power from the OBDII do not work. For instance, a Bluetooth OBDII reader which is powered from the OBDII port does not work with this adapter. I have only been able to use OBDII scanners that can read the OBDI information. The ones that I tried didn't provide anymore useful information then you get from the $19 device that triggers the computer module to blink the Check Engine light for failure codes. The scanner just gave you the numerical code without having to count the blinking lights. OBDI is an older protocol which does not provide all of the information that OBDII provides unless you have a GM Tech1 Scanner capable tool.
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Depends on your use, if your vehicle uses the same light for both turn and brake it will work as both. In my application I need two of these on each side, one for brake and one for turn. they each have a low (marker, running light) and a high (turn or brake) setting.
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I'm using Torque Pro. I also used several other free programs to verify it not working on my 2005 Pacifica.
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if your car uses a standard 3157 tail lamp, brake lamp bulb than these will work. They draw very little current so if your blinkers cycle fast you can live with fast blinkers or you can buy a load resistor that will take them back to the normal speed.... for some cars you can also change from a resistive flasher module to an electronic one which is the best way to go if you need to do something like that - adding the resistor brings the power drain up to the same as the regular bulbs while the electronic flasher does the same work but does not add more load.
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Only for VW/Audi protocols, however, the pid's that it reads are only basic and can be done with any cheap OBD2 scanner. The only usefulness this has is the ability to reset your airbag light on vw/audi. Most features are unavailable and there is no re-coding. Bottom line is get a basic obd2 scanner and save some money. If you want a real diagnostic tool for vw/audi then buy a Ross-Tech dongle.
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I am sorry but I have a 2010 Prius and would not be able to answer your question.
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I don't know for sure but I would assume they use a generic harness and just connect the items that are used on a specific model. There is no switch to control DRL they come on when the parking brake is released on a manual tranmission.
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All you need to do is to attach a 12 gauge (red) wire from the gauge to your ignition switch or any other power source. Use the terminal on the ignition that is not activated during starting but is live at other times. The other terminal on the gauge goes to ground (black wire to your metal dashboard support). You can put a fuse in line near the ignition switch. There should have been instructions with the gauge - I bet there are explanations on-line... just Goggle Voltmeter hook up. Cheers
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If you want to use it as a programmer, you can. I don't know if it is reccommended. Otherwise i just keep it plugged into the OBD-2 port all the time. It stays just fine. Also you the guage functions don't work if it isn't plugged in.
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Yes can be used please see. http://www.carparts.com/details/Toyota/Highlander/OES_Genuine/Automatic_Transmission_Fluid/2005/W0133-1637098.html?TID=80000000CP&origin=pla&CP=1&CP_SRC=PPC&003=27372932&010=cpd1b97f45b8c0fbccc98c30207c5c4a2a&gclid=CjwKEAjw876oBRCYr86w6KGfpkgSJAACIidwTWfbQY7F9K2fzb1n3R47qQuvRo7V8AbimNlv_RV_XxoCj17w_wcB&c_aid=45534015333&c2cid=489bc3a1-8d24-4da0-8194-30ee1381fb4e
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If it isn't auto dimming then there probably isn't power at the mirror. It's no big deal though, just tuck your power wire under the headliner to the A pillar and down to the area below the dash on the driver's side. Next, it's just a matter of locating a power source that turns on and off with the ignition and tapping into it. Escort makes a hardwire kit that is plenty long enough and I believe has everything necessary to wire into the fuse box. It also has a mute button and indicator leds built in. It should fit if there is fairly decent space between your mirror and windshield.