How to Replace Hybrid Battery Toyota Prius V 2012-2017 | Code P0A80 FIX IT!

This is exactly how to replace the hybrid drive battery for a 2012-2017 Toyota Prius V. It will be extremely similar if not the same to a regular Prius. A new battery is the only way to fix the P0A80 trouble code.
It is not bad to do this job. I really recommend doing this job yourself and save all kinds of money. It's not hard and it gets your Prius back on the road for way less than a new car. Thanks so much for watching!
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*Disclaimer: Please use all safety precautions

[@JazzyERnat]

This has to be the most helpful video I’ve ever seen

[@electromusic99]

OMG, thank you for convincing me that I will not do this myself!

[@2carpros]

No worries! Sometimes it's good to know your limits!

[@Mojo27564]

😂😂😂😂😂😂🙏🏿

[@JazzyERnat]

For me total opposite. I’m actually confident I can totally do it

[@johncruz1842]

Thank you for a very thorough and informative demonstration. Respectfully JEC

[@2carpros]

You are welcome!

[@bloodymirgoku]

This was great video to watch 👍

[@2carpros]

Thank you 👍

[@jrlee957]

I just bought a Prius and previous owner replaced original battery with one from GreenTec, do you think Toyota will accept that core?

[@LotekE30]

Can you send a link where the replacement hybrid battery pack was purchased? Thanks

[@2carpros]

We got this one from Toyota. It wasn't cheap but man is it good! Thanks for watching!

[@corralescruiser8957]

Great video! Do you have the same video for a Gen 2 Prius?

[@west_park7993]

dr prius app report: battery is less than 33%, must be replaced. AC sometimes shuts off with dtc: not enough el current. what battery do you recommend? a couple of years ago I discovered some "upgraded" battery with cylindrical cells. can not find the same place again, but ebay sells such for 1795, 2 years warranty. on other hand, fully re manufactured are cheaper, and come with 3 years. any suggestion?

[@2carpros]

I can only recommend the OEM battery from Toyota. The battery I took out was claimed to be new and was an aftermarket junker. Lasted not even a year. Thanks for watching!

[@west_park7993]

@@2carpros thank you for your suggestion. we have now an option for Li or Na batteries. I hear, Na have quite much advantages.

[@johncruz1842]

In your experience, would this be largely the same process for a 2nd generation (2008 Prius) or should I expect any significant difference ?

[@2carpros]

It should be basically the same thing. Thanks for watching!

[@rodger6940]

, please, please, I need your help information. I was working on 09 murano, changing one of the coils, and I took the intake off, and when I heard little something fell and for sure a little md*** nut fell inside the holes of the engine I find out it was because when I started the engine I can hear the little f**thing bouncing My cuestion is what I can do? Or where those stupid things go when they fell inside Can I take the valve cover gasket? Please

[@outsidethelines2162]

Oooooof thats a rough one pally. Yeah no, your engine might be toast.