Apparently, this post got lost in the shuffle. For those classic Prius owners who haven't received it yet, the following is an extract:
"On certain 2001 through mid-2003 Model Year Prius vehicles, there is a possibility that a very small amount of electrolyte may seep from the HV Battery around one or more of the positivie HV battery terminals. If this should occur under high humidity conditions, the HV Battery Computer will detect a drop in the resistance and illuminate the Master Warning Light and Hybrid System Malfunction Warning Light...
"To insure that you are not inconvenienced by these symptoms, Toyota would like to inspect and repair the HV Battery in your vehicle by opening, cleaning and re-sealing the positive HV battery terminals. Your Toyota dealer will conduct this service at NO COST to you... The labor time necessary is approximately 5 hours. However, depending upon the dealer's work schedule and the ambient temperature, it may be necessary to make your vehicle available for a longer period of time..."
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Has anyone experienced the failures noted or had this repair done, yet?