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Selected: Toyota Prius ZVW30 · 2009–2015
An active overheating event can require stopping rather than continuing a diagnostic drive.
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Toyota Motor Corporation · Verified 2026-10-02
This is the hybrid power-control cooling circuit, not the gasoline-engine cooling circuit.
Toyota Motor Corporation · Verified 2026-10-02
Documented service references; your service history determines what is due.
Use Toyota Super Long Life Coolant for the gasoline-engine circuit; the cited manual lists 7.2 L.
No coolant replacement interval is inferred from the capacity table.
Toyota Japan Prius 2010 owner manual ↗ · Verified 2026-10-02
Use Toyota Super Long Life Coolant for the power-control-unit circuit; the cited manual lists 2.1 L.
This is a separate hybrid cooling circuit. No replacement interval is inferred from the capacity table.
Toyota Japan Prius 2010 owner manual ↗ · Verified 2026-10-02
Reference specifications, not a shopping list or proof that these parts need replacement. Fitment conditions still apply.
ZVW30 owner-manual reference for the gasoline-engine cooling circuit.
Toyota Motor Corporation source ↗ · Verified 2026-10-02
Hybrid power-control cooling circuit; keep separate from the engine cooling circuit.
Toyota Motor Corporation source ↗ · Verified 2026-10-02
Reports are matched by related system category for Toyota Prius ZVW30. Compare the recorded symptom and outcome; a repair on another car does not diagnose yours.