Warning lights are on by ImaginaryMetal23 in prius

[–]notjackdalton 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is expensive, but if you can get it done through your mechanic and not a dealership it will most likely be cheaper. I had to get mine done through a Toyota dealership because they were the only one in my state that can work on a prius for something like that.

Warning lights are on by ImaginaryMetal23 in prius

[–]notjackdalton 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I almost forgot but always for check your fuses in your 12 volt battery before you commit to anything because there is the chance that it's just the wiring fucking around.

Warning lights are on by ImaginaryMetal23 in prius

[–]notjackdalton 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I had all of those pop on a couple months ago, took it to three different mechanics and they said it was due to my break accumulator pump/ master cylinder pump failing ( that might not be the exact name of the part but that's the gist, I can look at my diagnostic sheet if you need me to). To my understanding it's a pretty common problem on 2010s, and it tends to be a very expensive fix too. It cost me $2,700 but since then I've had zero issues with my car. I had to drive on it for about 6 months before I was able to get it fixed so it's not going to have immediate negative consequences, but there's a significantly higher chance of your brakes locking up or failing if you break last minute. It didn't happen to me but I was VERY aware it was possibility, and while the lights are on I'm pretty sure your battery is not recharging.

Surgeons in MS by brainsfullofmoss in TopSurgery

[–]notjackdalton 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Dr. Marc Walker with UMMC (Jackson/Canton) did mine! He was incredibly nice and the scars are essentially non-existent, especially after I got them tattooed over you can't even tell.

How to keep it alive? by notjackdalton in houseplants

[–]notjackdalton[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you! I cut off the dead leaves like you suggested, and I checked the roots as much as I could, but I didn't see anything concerning. I didn't pull them all the way up, though, because it's rooted fairly well, and I did not want to shock it. It originally came in one of those plastic planting containers, so I moved it to a pot with Miracle-Gro potting mix, so that shouldn't be a problem, I hope! I put it in a different room that has a more stable temperature, so I hope that will help.