Camry 2015 hybrid faulty light

Asked by Rexchong Feb 22, 2020 at 09:21 AM about the 2015 Toyota Camry Hybrid

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Hi genius, last week my Camry 2015 hybrid faulty light (P0A80) started
popping out but the situation is quite weird. I tried to use my scanner to
delete the faulty light and it could be deleted, and the hybrid system is
working as usual, but it will pop out again after whole day (approximately)
driving and the hybrid system stop working again. Moreover, the scanner is
unable to detect any fault code until the faulty light popped out. I had opened
and cleaned the hybrid fan and filter, but it is still the same. Is it a must to
change the hybrid battery pack? Please I need some genius's help.

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