P324E

Around 4pm on thu jan 2nd 2014, we were driving eastbound on bel-red rd just about to come to the intersection of ne 116th st when i noticed the abs lit up, along with that a whole bunch of other lights lit up on the dashboard and i lost power to the car (no accelerator/brake/steering). All electricals seemed to work. I tried to power down and restart the car. I called Toyota of kirkland and checked if they had a towing service, they didn't. A cop offered to call a towing service. The tow truck came by and he agreed to give me a ride to Toyota of kirkland as well. At the dealership, they just did the paperwork and said they'd call tomorrow. Friday jan 3rd 2014 i waited until 11:15am. No call from Toyota of kirkland. I called them. I specifically asked for the error codes. He called back a little while later and said that it looked like the inverter was faulty. This would be covered under the drive train warranty which was for 3 years or 36,000 miles whichever came first. So, i would be looking at paying about $3300 for the part, $300 for labor, $110 for the diagnostic test and taxes. They could get the part in tomorrow and potentially have it fixed sat or latest monday. The error codes were P0A94 & P324E i looked up online for these error codes. There were some other complaints that were very similar to the one i had and the problem was the inverter. And it also seemed that there was a recall on the inverter (or parts) for the models from 2005-2009. So, called 1-800-331-4331 (Toyota customer something). She took down all the details. While she put me on hold to look up the warranty information, Toyota of kirkland called and left a message saying that he had misunderstood the warranty and that it was all covered and he could order the part in, it would be there tomorrow (sat) and the car would be ready monday! The case # with Toyota is [xxx]. Information redacted pursuant to the freedom of information act (foia), 5 u.S.C. 552(b)(6).
ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING,

While driving at highway speed on interstate 87 in new york, the 2010 Toyota Prius suddenly lost power while multiple warning lights on the dashboard illuminated, along with a "check hybrid system" notification. The engine would operate but at significantly reduced power. I drove it to an independent garage to identify the diagnostic trouble codes, which included P0A94 and P324E, an inverter problem with the hybrid battery and a problem with the intelligent power module. The currently is currently awaiting a confirm diagnosis at a Toyota dealership in new jersey, but the problem is exactly what thousands of other 2010 - 2014 Prius owners have reported, yet Toyota has yet to issue a recall to replace the inverter.
ENGINE, FUEL/PROPULSION SYSTEM