Is this the correct battery for a 2008 Prius if I do NOT have electronic entry?
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If one goes the the website: http://performanceparts.com/part/Optima-Batteries/8171-767 Below the battery picture is a question "Will this part fit my vehicle?" Fill in the drop down questions and it says it is the correct battery.
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I know Toyota shipped the base model Prius w/o electronic entry with a smaller battery, I cant imagine the battery compartment is smaller though. Check on PriusChat I'm sure you'll find the answer there.
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I belive it will be ok. Just search under your year and make of your Prius. Thats how I found mine.Dennis
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This battery will fit your 2008 Prius. It is a little taller than your original and also has more amp/hours. It is tight, but it will fit. I installed this in my 2009 Prius and it works great plus it was less expensive than the original battery.
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If you do not have smart key or the navigation system Toyota put in a smaller (same height, same depth but not as long) battery for the 2004 to 2009 Prius. The battery compartment is the same. The tray is a little shorter . It is a tight fit however I have made it work on several cars, the batteries just dropped right in. The tray is held down by two bolts. Loosen them and pull the positioning tap up then slide the tray as far forward as you can. That should help. Also you can remove excess calk from the back wall. Worse case: re-bend the tray or get the tray for the bigger battery from Toyota. You will have a battery with 38 amp hours of capacity instead of 28 amp hours over 25% more. If you do not have smart key or the navigation system Toyota put in a smaller (same height, same depth but not as long) battery for the 2004 to 2009 Prius. The battery compartment is the same. The tray is a little shorter . It is a tight fit however I have made it work on several cars, the batteries just dropped right in. The tray is held down by two bolts. Loosen them and pull the positioning tap up then slide the tray as far forward as you can. That should help. Also you can remove excess calk from the back wall. Worse case: re-bend the tray or get the tray for the bigger battery from... » Read More If you do not have smart key or the navigation system Toyota put in a smaller (same height, same depth but not as long) battery for the 2004 to 2009 Prius. The battery compartment is the same. The tray is a little shorter . It is a tight fit however I have made it work on several cars, the batteries just dropped right in. The tray is held down by two bolts. Loosen them and pull the positioning tap up then slide the tray as far forward as you can. That should help. Also you can remove excess calk from the back wall. Worse case: re-bend the tray or get the tray for the bigger battery from Toyota. You will have a battery with 38 amp hours of capacity instead of 28 amp hours over 25% more. « Show Less
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This battery is correct for my 2007 Prius. It takes a bit if effort to dismount the battery that came the car and was not easy to install the 8171-767-ffp(I think this is the name of the Optima battery,but it, was worth the extra effort. It seems to be a good choice for my 2007 Prius. I still retained my trickle charger, set up because I do not have to use it on a daily basis, I do not have electric entry either. I think it is a good set up for my use. Good luck~Ed
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I think so, read.the numbers on the regular battery and see if it match with the battery online
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regular size battery, if part number match it should work, but this battery leads if puts sideway or upside down.
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They were a direct replacement for me. I have an 05 Prius Level 4. There was no extra wire.
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I am not sure, actually, my husband bought this for our Prius, he put it on and took it off as he wasn't going to use it at the time.....we just actually bought a truck and don't own the Prius any longer, so bottom line....it has NEVER been used and is no longer needed. If you are considering buying one, we have one for sale...BRAND NEW.
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I'm sorry I can't answer that. I had the 2010-2011 Spring edition. Therefore, I ordered my battery from amazon using the numbers off the original battery. Sorry I couldn't be of any help.
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I don't know. I can tell you that I installed it in my 2013 Prius with no problems.
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I'm not sure for an exact fit for a 2005 Prius. If it is not an exact fit, the difference would be in the size of the terminal posts. The battery posts are small "Japanese" size posts. American standard posts are larger & would require an adaptor. Just look at the size of the battery posts on your Prius battery & compare with "American" size posts. Hope this helps.
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I received the correct parts for my 2008 prius from this vendor last fall. No problem.
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I had problems probably due to the fact that I have a prius and the battery situation is not compatible...for charging. very frustrating, that said everything else seems to be fine.
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You can always verify the battery via APC's battery selector - you need the exact model number - http://www.apc.com/tools/upgrade_selector/index.cfm
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I have What u want i think number on the battery i have eb504465va do u still need?
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You must check the serial number onthe web. There are a few sites to make sure that you get the right battery, all you gotta do is search.
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I ordered this battery for my alarm system, I matched the voltage and the terminals. I also did a Google search.
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If you mean a master key to work on any Prius? NO! It's an un-programmed key I bought from a Toyota dealer and programmed myself using instructions I found on Youtube.
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Honestly I'm not sure. The best adviser would be to take your battery with you and match it up at the store then you can safely shop around for the best price
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Just checked the NextGen genius on the web......yes that is the correct battery.