Toyota Mirai Fault Codes
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These are the most common Mirai fault codes that people are searching for.
P0106
Manifold Absolute Pressure/Barometric Pressure Circuit Range/Performance Problem
Learn More FixesP0128
Coolant Thermostat (Coolant Temp Below Thermostat Regulating Temperature)
Learn More Fixes- Manufacturer: Toyota
About the Mirai
The Mirai is a Japanese-built vehicle created by Toyota since the December of 2014.
Still in production today, the Mirai is a mid-sized hydrogen fuel cell vehicle and is one of the first mass-produced cars of its type.
First shown at the November 2014 Los Angeles Motor Show, the Mirai has currently sold in excess of 18,000 units in countries like Japan and Northern America.
With an impressive range of 502km on one full tank, the Mirai enjoys a fuel economy rating of 66 mpg and in August 2021 and set the world record.
First generations used the Toyota Fuel l Cell system, which introduced hybrid technology to fuel cell technology including components such as high-pressure hydrogen tanks, FC Boost converter and a fuel cell stack.
Capable of accelerating up to 60mph within 9 seconds, there is characteristically only one transmission.
Following intensive crash testing, the Mirai is designed specifically to protect frontal, side and rear impact points; this is equally important so as to protect the fuel cell stack and high-pressure tanks.
The second generation sold onwards from 2020, having been unveiled in October 2019 and strived to achieve a 30 percent increase in driving range. With the Advanced Drive, the Mirai had new features like advanced parking assist, change lane alert, lane centering system and a function which allows for maintaining a safe distance from the vehicle in front.
Some common fault codes found with the Mirai are:
- P0301 – a diagnostic issue pointing to a misfiring of cylinder one and is alerted to by the on board diagnostics system.
- P0171 – Either too little fuel or too much oxygen is making the system too lean.
- U0100 – The powertrain control module and the engine control module cannot communicate
- P0110 – A general code signifying there is an incorrect voltage relating to the electrical circuit sensor.
- P0441 – An incorrect purge flow.