2006 Prius conversion to plug-in

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  • @backtotheprius
    @backtotheprius 25 днів тому

    I updated my plug-in hybrid with the latest 20 kWh Nissan Leaf batteries. It's still running strong after 17 years! Incredible!

  • @Good-Enuff-Garage
    @Good-Enuff-Garage 2 роки тому +2

    this was outstanding if Robbie can do it I'm sure the army of Toyota engineers can eventually figure it out too, ha ha

  • @evanpan23
    @evanpan23 12 років тому +2

    You built a better car than Toyota did! Like your idea.

  • @bcoverss
    @bcoverss 16 років тому +1

    Great job!

  • @spencerhadley3617
    @spencerhadley3617 7 років тому +4

    I have a 2006 Prius and my battery cells started going out one after another. 3 to be exact. Within 2 months. They are about 20-40$ used on eBay. So at 337,000 miles my original battery was removed at home by me. Not very hard what so ever! You're gonna need some muscle. The brand new one cost me 1800$ with a 3 year unlimited mile warranty. This all happened early 2016 and as of last night I now have 357,000 miles. Still going awesome. And lately I have seen some new battery packs for around 1000 or less. With a warranty of course. All that aside it was way better than 3700$ the dealer quoted Me. And it only had a 3 month 5,000 mile warranty. As for the motor... it burns about a quart every 3k miles. ZERO LEAKS!!! Never had the head, valve cover gasket changed. I should do that soon. The lifters are very very noisy and has been that way since 275k and the exhaust flange right before that cat is bad. 6$ fix. Simple fix. I have had this car since 0 miles. And plan on driving it till the motor blows. Then I'll fix it. Ohhh and the front brake rotors are original with just a little bit of rust. The pads were replaced at 100k "the dealer recommended" I still have 60% pad left. The first and only repair I did besides the battery pack was a wheel bearing at 70k. I have spent a total of $4,000 on tires and I do my own oil changes... mobile one super high mileage 10w/40. It's good for 7,500 miles. Since I burn 1/4 or the oil and refill little by little once every 300-400 miles "every gas fill" the oil stays somewhat clean. So I have been stretching the changes to 12,000 miles. I buy a k&n oil filter used for a marine engine. It's very large compared to the original. It holds another 3/4 quart. If you have any questions for this very OLD VIDEO email me at.
    Repairserviceofmn883@hotmail.com

  • @bcoverss
    @bcoverss 16 років тому +3

    Where can I find this free informtion on the internet??

  • @jesuisravi
    @jesuisravi 7 років тому +1

    nice job

  • @sierraharvester
    @sierraharvester 10 років тому +13

    now that 6 years have passed, how is the project coming along? Are you still happy? is the car still running?

    • @aimless3827
      @aimless3827 5 років тому +7

      another 4 years have passed, did you get your answer yet?

    • @TheObsessedGardener
      @TheObsessedGardener 5 років тому +1

      7 more months have passed. Anything?

    • @EvanBlack11
      @EvanBlack11 5 років тому

      @@TheObsessedGardener 5 days has pass any updates?

    • @bob15479
      @bob15479 5 років тому

      @@EvanBlack11 two months have passed. any word?

    • @fargoloomis3569
      @fargoloomis3569 4 роки тому

      5 months have passed, anything yet?

  • @ProfessorFickle
    @ProfessorFickle Рік тому

    NICE!

  • @AndrewTubbiolo
    @AndrewTubbiolo 6 років тому +2

    Schematics?

  • @mongofan1
    @mongofan1 9 років тому

    Thanks, very interesting. A couple questions: 1. What happened to the spare tire and jack? Are the batteries sitting in a tray, above, which can slide out without having to disconnect everything or did you have to set the spare tire aside? 2. It looks like you have many straps holding the batteries in place. Any shifting? Any fire hazard? Thanks, again.

  • @daniel11972
    @daniel11972 12 років тому +2

    how many kilometres are you doing off the batteries alone?????

  • @wan2bvader
    @wan2bvader 12 років тому

    how many miles per gallon is the car actually getting ? that is resetting the odometer to zero at tank fill up and then running the car till the gas in the tank is reduced lets say to at least half. then taking to actual miles driven as per the odometer reading and dividing that by the number of gallons it takes to to refill the tank.

  • @frankiesun09
    @frankiesun09 6 років тому +3

    Is this guy still alive? I was curious if he is still driving his Prius?

  • @claysnextel
    @claysnextel 12 років тому +3

    that trunk looks jerry-rigged.

  • @laureanomolino4022
    @laureanomolino4022 11 років тому +1

    Hello, I see your prius conversion to plug-in. ¿can you to send me information for to make it? Thank you

  • @minorukurata
    @minorukurata 6 років тому +1

    hi how can I contact with u

  • @dahmenator
    @dahmenator 6 років тому

    Fire in the hole !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @Fastxfords99
    @Fastxfords99 9 років тому +1

    hmmmm... it doesnt appear that he answered anyones questions.... typical....

  • @4priusnt
    @4priusnt 11 років тому

    sell me the phev computer if you still have it please

  • @dsr15
    @dsr15 16 років тому

    Wow - if its that easy, why can't I just buy an electric car off the lot???