2001 Toyota Prius NHW11 battery terminal cleaning

DANGER: If you make a mistake while working on this battery, you will die. DANGER: Hazardous voltage. Contact will cause electric shock, burn, or death. This traction battery pack can deliver over 100 amperes at over 270 volts DC. DISCLAIMER These photos and descriptions are provided for information only. Do not attempt. This Web page is NOT created by, sponsored by, endorsed by, affiliated with, or otherwise connected to Toyota Motor Corporation, Toyota Motor Sales USA Inc, any other Toyota subsidiary, any Toyota dealership, Panasonic EV Energy Co. Ltd, or Primearth EV Energy Co. Ltd. The creator of this Web page, other than owning a 2001 Toyota Prius, has NO CONNECTION with Toyota Motor Corporation, Toyota Motor Sales USA Inc, any other Toyota subsidiary, any Toyota dealership, Panasonic EV Energy Co. Ltd, or Primearth EV Energy Co. Ltd. The Prius shown here was produced in June 2000 for the United States market. The traction battery shown here was probably produced in early 2010. The parts in cars produced at other times or for other markets will vary.

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These photos were taken by me with a Nikon Coolpix L20 digital camera. They have been reduced from the original dimensions. The thumbnails are 15 kB to 50 kB and the large photos are 250 kB to 850 kB.

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These photos are mostly here to support a discussion thread on Priuschat.com.

Passenger side

Driver side

Driver side

Passenger side

Passenger side

Driver side

	Front passenger
	Rear passenger
	Front driver - no pic
	Rear driver