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From: urod on 28 Dec 2009 09:01
I don't know why my post continues to appear again and again. I
posted it only once.
From: News on 28 Dec 2009 09:20
urod wrote:
> I don't know why my post continues to appear again and again. I
> posted it only once.


Maybe because you haven't found the negative post...
From: Al Sherman on 28 Dec 2009 09:37

>> The manual is incomprehensible. For the start, it doesn't explain how
>> to open the hatch. After lots of trying, I found the button under the
>> hatch, found the stick which should keep it opened, and found the hole
>> for this stick (this part was the hardest, it is well hiddened).
>
> On a Prius? There is no "stick that keeps it opened".
>

On my Gen 2, there is a stick that can prop the panel above the battery in
the raised position. I had not noticed for a very long time, and just
removed the whole floor panel for access.

What year is your Prius? I have seen 2004-2009 referred to as Gen 3 in the
far east and Gen 2 in N. America.

-Al

From: urod on 28 Dec 2009 10:35
On 28 дек, 16:21, "Elmo P. Shagnasty" <el...(a)nastydesigns.com> wrote:
> In article
> <4c4cb51a-6d9f-4938-a157-a6d2ba982...(a)n38g2000yqf.googlegroups.com>,
>
>  urod <npisa...(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> > The manual is incomprehensible.  For the start, it doesn't explain how
> > to open the hatch. After lots of trying, I found the button under the
> > hatch, found the stick which should keep it opened, and found the hole
> > for this stick (this part was the hardest, it is well hiddened).
>
> On a Prius?  There is no "stick that keeps it opened".
>
> And if your battery is dead (it's not an aux battery, it's the car's
> battery, just like a conventional car), then the hatch won't open.  
> Hence the jumper posts under the hood.
>
> Are you sure you're talking about a Prius?

Yes, I am sure. I wrote about the big hatch which covers are all the
batteries, the motor, the tanks, etc.
It should be opened before doing anything with the car internals.
There is a stick which keeps it opened.
(There is also a small hatch above the 12V battery, which I opened
also.)

By auxiliary battery, I mean the 12 V battery, as opposed to the
201.5V one. As far as I understand, Prius has two
different batteries.
From: urod on 28 Dec 2009 10:36

> What year is your Prius?  I have seen 2004-2009 referred to as Gen 3 in the
> far east and Gen 2 in N. America.

Gen 2, 2008.
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