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P3000

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P3000

What does this code mean?

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Original wording in English

T-TT-0303-14

TOYOTA

Reported code forms P3000

TechTip: When a DTC is detected by the HV Battery ECU, the HV Control ECU will automatically store a P3000, Information Code 123 ?HV Battery Control System Malfunction? DTC. The purpose of the P3000/123 is to capture…

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T-TT-0303-14

TOYOTA

Reported code forms P3000

Tech Tip: When a DTC is detected by the HV Battery ECU, the HV Control ECU will automatically store a P3000, Information Code 123 ?HV Battery Control System Malfunction? DTC. The purpose of the P3000/123 is to capture…

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02304

TOYOTA

Reported code forms P3000

MALFUNCTION INDICATOR LAMP (MIL) ON HV BATTERY DIAGNOSTIC TROUBLE CODES (DTCS) P3000, P3056 AND/OR OTHER DIAGNOSTIC TROUBLE CODES (DTCS). *MJ

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A listed vehicle is a research lead. Confirm the engine, production range and software in the manufacturer's information.

MakeModelModel year
ToyotaPRIUS2009
ToyotaPRIUS2008
ToyotaPRIUS2007
ToyotaPRIUS2006
ToyotaPRIUS2005
ToyotaPRIUS2004
ToyotaPRIUS2003
ToyotaPRIUS2002
ToyotaPRIUS2001

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