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Module id/location number?

Discussion in 'Gen 2 Prius Main Forum' started by kenneth winter, Apr 7, 2021.

  1. kenneth winter

    kenneth winter Junior Member

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    When looking at the battery, module number 1 is opposite the end with the computer components.

    When using the dr Prius app or torque pro, which is identified as module 1? At the computer compartment or opposite side?
     
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    Yes, but in greater hybrid world that sometimes can be more confusing than saying module #1 is the first place the batteries negative cable connects to.
     
  3. mr_guy_mann

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    AFAIK all scanners and apps - on Gen2 Prius - number the HV battery blocks as 1 (module 1 & 2) being opposite from the ecu and 14 (module 27 & 28) is closest to the ecu.

    Posted via the PriusChat mobile app.
     
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    yes, but each iteration puts components in packs in slightly different locations. For example a rebuilder I know used a method that got negative part of pack at first module backwards in a Prius C, even though it wasn't. So to keep from it getting confusing, it's best to explain #1 module as where negative cable of pack connects.
     
  5. dolj

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    Luckily, we are discussing Gen 2s in these Gen 2 forums. So it is quite accurate to state it as @mr_guy_mann did.
     
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