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26 October 2019
Here's how to replace your screen
First of all thanks so much for offering this touchscreen, this saved me a couple hundred dollars at least!
I am just a regular guy with no technical background and I was able to replace the touchscreen of my gen2 prius. Here is how I learned how to do it:
step 1: remove the MFD:
youtu.be/KF9yJwOCRdU
Step 2: disassemble the MFD:
youtu.be/V6bpgL7GH9s
As seen in the video there are many different parts and layers I recommend you take photos as you go to help you remember what goes where for reassembly. Work on a large table, and put the various parts down in the order you remove them, this will make reassembly easier.
Step 3: take a razor blade and gently slide it between the old touchscreen and the surface it is adhered to. Only the outer 1/4" of the original display has adhesive. Clean the surface. I used a small amount of rubber cement to adhere the new touchscreen outer edge (just like it was from the factory). Rubber cement worked perfectly!
Then reassemble, and you are done! I took my time, and the entire process too me about 2 hours and the new screen works like new!