How much does it cost to replace the 12v battery in a Prius?
OPTIMA probably makes a direct-fit 12-volt replacement battery for your Toyota Prius, called the DS46B24R that lists for $237.99 and most folks can handle that replacement themselves.
How much does it cost to replace the batteries in a 2007 Toyota Prius?
Toyota hybrid battery replacement costs will vary between dealerships, but, in general, a new Toyota hybrid battery for the Prius costs about $2,200 – $2,600 without labor depending on your model year.
What kind of battery does a Toyota Prius have?
The Toyota Prius has two batteries in it; a large 200 volt battery that is used to drive the car in the electric mode and a small 12 volt battery that is used to operate the accessories such as lights, radio, etc.
How do you change a 12 Volt Prius battery?
Installing the New Prius 12 Volt Battery Install the negative terminal wire onto the new battery, making sure it is pointed in the same direction as it was on the old battery. Set the battery into the floor cavity, with the positive terminal towards the front of the car. Bolt the negative terminal to the car body.
What to do if your Prius wont start?
No lights, no noise no anything,. No sorry don’t know what that is…I took the new battery to Kragen Auto Parts to be tested, they said it is charged. What we need to do is check at the jump start attachment under the hood for power. To do this will require a voltmeter or a 12 volt test light.
What happens if you leave a Prius battery in too long?
Unfortunately it loses it’s strength when left in place too long and will go dead much quicker if the car isn’t driven daily. An overage battery can also negatively affect the gas mileage your Prius will get as the car will continually attempt to charge it back to full status but the battery simply won’t accept a full charge any more.