Thank you for sharing this! I've seen some other videos where they remove the front tires, fender, and headlight to replace this one little pump and I'm so relieved to not have to do that.
Great video, thanks! I recommend bleeding the coolant when you’re done. Also, that electrical connector is tricky to get off. I had to pry the tab out with a screwdriver, then pull.
Hi I was wondering what's the cause of this?? I had to change my invertor pump twice this year..does mean it has an engine failure etc...I dont have any lights (which indicates any failures)
no, engine is not the cause, fail of this part is very common in gen2 priuses, that's why I replaced it with MB pump, I also recommend you to use red antifreeze coolant. thanks for watching
How can I tell what is the negative/positive wire on the Prius connection? The Mercedes pump says it on the pump but the Prius connector doesn’t tell me, it just has a white wire and a black wire
no problems, it works great, it is heavy duty pump, in my opinion it's better and will last longer than the OEM one, I bought it in a junkyard and was very cheap. thanks for your comment.
Excuse me sir, if i want to replace my prius 2nd gen Inverter pump by 3rd gen pump does it possible? Pleaee guide me how to make connections....thank you, regards.
that code has nothing to do with engine coolant, that code is for inverter coolant, those systems are independent from each other, as you know coolant reservoirs are separately too, that pump is for inverter coolant system
thanks for watching. every owner of gen 2 prius knows that this pump has problems and stops working too soon, even Toyota was changing it for free, because it does not last long, but the Bosch pump I'm installing here is very durable and will work lifetime, as long as you will have this car
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Thank you for sharing this! I've seen some other videos where they remove the front tires, fender, and headlight to replace this one little pump and I'm so relieved to not have to do that.
thanks for watching
Great video, thanks! I recommend bleeding the coolant when you’re done. Also, that electrical connector is tricky to get off. I had to pry the tab out with a screwdriver, then pull.
thanks for your comment
Have you noticed the difference between the original pump and the one you put in? Does everything work normally? Thanks
it works super, I'm often checking the temperature with obd tool and it's always in normal
From what i can see you didn't put any screws on the new pump. so is it fixed on anything like the original pump or will remain on loose
I made customized mount for it later and screwed it down as the OEM pump was. thanks for your comment
Hi I was wondering what's the cause of this?? I had to change my invertor pump twice this year..does mean it has an engine failure etc...I dont have any lights (which indicates any failures)
no, engine is not the cause, fail of this part is very common in gen2 priuses, that's why I replaced it with MB pump, I also recommend you to use red antifreeze coolant. thanks for watching
How can I tell what is the negative/positive wire on the Prius connection? The Mercedes pump says it on the pump but the Prius connector doesn’t tell me, it just has a white wire and a black wire
I tested it with multimeter, as I remember white is positive, to be sure test it first. thanks for watching
Any problems with this so far? Also what does the pump cost?
no problems, it works great, it is heavy duty pump, in my opinion it's better and will last longer than the OEM one, I bought it in a junkyard and was very cheap. thanks for your comment.
Is the heater pump for mercedes will die ? or will it work forever no broken agian?
it will work very long time, it is heavy duty one, and definitely works better than OEM pump
Excuse me sir, if i want to replace my prius 2nd gen Inverter pump by 3rd gen pump does it possible? Pleaee guide me how to make connections....thank you, regards.
hi, thanks for watching, I've not done that before, but it would not be problem, just make sure you connect positive and negative wires correctly
Wondering How exactly did you modify the connector ? Thanks!
you can see that on the video - very simply I've removed the head of the old connector, than connected new one and wrapped with insulation tape.
What is the part number for that new heater pump?
part number is 2118350264 - mercdess benz heater pump
I have warranty for life on mine, with orilley auto parts
Is that Mercedes pump OK with 2nd Gen Prius?
yes, it works great, thanks for watching
I have the same code but checked engine coolant temp but seems to run normal is this normal or it has nothing to do with it?
that code has nothing to do with engine coolant, that code is for inverter coolant, those systems are independent from each other, as you know coolant reservoirs are separately too, that pump is for inverter coolant system
Good day my friend I want to ask a question ... How long has it been working? And is it better than the original?
it works great, without any problems, in my opinion, it is an upgrade. and definitely works longer than oem
@@Petruccio1881 thank you 😊
These work longer than oem...in my prius gen 2 i installed water pump from bmw made by Bosch.. it has outlasted the oem electric water pump
@@Petruccio1881hows it working now?
It's working fantastic 🙂
And will work untill this car is alive
Will need to bleed the air out?
no, just add some coolant to level it to max, thanks for watching!
When my pump failed I bought a OEM one on Amazon, it lasted 3 weeks before it too died.
thanks for watching my videos
Amazon is full of knock off fake look like original parts.
That music is rather off putting.
You are right, I'll change it ☺
Are you sure a Bosch Electronical Water pump will last more than an Aisin japanese pump?? I don't think so, let me doubt...
thanks for watching. every owner of gen 2 prius knows that this pump has problems and stops working too soon, even Toyota was changing it for free, because it does not last long, but the Bosch pump I'm installing here is very durable and will work lifetime, as long as you will have this car