2010-2015 Prius Brake Bleeding after ABS Actuator and Accumulator Replacement with Topdon Topscan
Today we are making an addendum to our Prius brake actuator replacement video: the brake bleeding procedure. The DTC's commonly associated with this repair is C1391. We are using our $69 Topdon Topscan tool to perform it. This is a pretty convoluted procedure that definitely requires 2 people. This should be the same or very similar (depending on what scan tool you are using) procedure on all 3rd generation Prius (2010 Toyota Prius, 2011 Toyota Prius, 2012 Toyota Prius, 2013 Toyota Prius, 2014 Toyota Prius. and 2015 Toyota Prius and Prius V.
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