My '06 Prius needed a new battery. It took about 8 months to be able to afford and get a new one. Before the brakes worked and no warning lights. After the battery was repaired, all the light came on indicating the Brake actuator needs attention. I was told it must be replaced. $2,200. However, the breaks work fine; but, with a jerky feel at the end.
Can the currentbreak actuator be re-calibrated? Would not having any power for so long cause them to fail or get out of calibration?
The actuator does make a clicking sound but not any more than it always has.
What makes this problem better or worse?
No change between hot or cold
How long has your 2006 Toyota Prius had this problem?
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