prcluster fix on toyota prius cluster lights not working. cluster does not turn off. no dash lights.

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[@cawag98]

Why don’t you clip off the failed cap? Then solder to the clipper leads to the board. Makes this job much faster and safer.

[@ronybaboos]

Thank you 😊

[@mywildorchard4150]

Hi Jabo, my combo meter intermittently goes out, but when it does, I also have some issues with my MFD and with turning off my vehicle. Did you have these other extra issues with yours as well? You mentioned the back up camera…

[@Sagemeister007]

Thanks for this video! What's your thought on doing similar to the 10V capacitor above the 16V? Those tend to go bad after a while too. Also do you notice the display being brighter after the replacement?

[@joseluisyengleburga6831]

Hi jabo thanks for the video i have a 2009 toyota Prius touring package and im having the same issue i took my car a toyota dealer and they want to charge me $1400 wich is ridiculous i was wondering if you can fix it for me since you already know what the issue is i live in California too in san Francisco but i can drive to you please ket me know if that is possible thanks 🙏

[@lugerstonecock]

it is MicroFarads not UFs. Good video though thanks for posting.

[@thaerss16]

My left turn signal, high beam light, and parking/emergency brake lights doesn't display. However, they are all functional. What do you think is the issue?

[@quickfingerz]

You should use flux if you use this method

[@mattjoe67]

Can you make another video, how to take out the cluster, I have the same issue, Tx,

[@MrSuthanS]

What was the cap value and Voltage?

[@paulrichards5547]

Aye-yie-yie. “UFs”? The lower case Greek letter Mu (μ) tells us this is a “micro” value. And (f) is the abbreviation for Ferad, which is the unit of capacitance, or the module’s ability to store electric charge. So these two characters (μf) would be read as “microferads”.

[@timothycreamer8610]

Microfarad

[@PRL1290]

Farad

[@angelbarrientos88]

Hi Jabo, what part of California are you in?

[@JaboTheMechanic]

Oceanside

[@pk-fb2yr]

I just got done doing this but still no dashlights.