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that bottom pic looks to me like a temp sensor, aftermarket or foreign (?) US are different. This would not cause your issue (if that is a small brass fitting into the block with wires attached). Not sure if you have investigated your emissions...

Haha for me it is usually 5 minutes and because I already see the failures! Quick and easy, the failures are at the connector housing and fail due to vibration/removal. Reflow these points and/or add solder and be on your way. Perhaps its my...

I had my computer open last time this issue came up. There was no discernible damage to anything, all connections looked fine. I’m not so sure about the “5 minute” fix stated above. You will need knowledge about everything on the motherboard, a...

It’s amazing how adding tunes makes our time machines more real. My 40 tape deck played a lot of bootlegs back in the early 90’s in Colorado at school. Where did you source the marine antenna? I need to get the radio to play.

Been back on the road about a year and half now and finally found some time to install a radio so I get to cruise again with tunes, still have to pinch myself now and then I get to ride in this thing again. Back then Green Day’s Dookie got tons...

That’s great info @1911 thank you. The issue came back this morning and was cured by pushing on the wiring plug going into the unit. Kids were pretty bummed and thought we had to take the Prius to school lol. Unfortunately it is getting worse and...

The emission "computer" is well-known for the cold-soldered connections from the harness plug to the circuit board to crack, causing an intermittent open, and hence the circuit to the fuel cut (idle) solenoid to not be completed. @Engineer8000...

1. Disconnect fuel solenoid connection. Run hot wire to positive side (wh/blk) and ground wire to black side of pins. Listen for click. Should click every time you give it 12v. 2. Tap on your computer if you have one. Take it off, blow it out...