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I forgot to come back and update this post. So after 3 weeks the car is working and performing fine. No more anomalous red triangles of...
UPDATE #3 Gas gauge reads FULL (correct), and hybrid system works perfectly with NO CODES ....I have no idea what's going on. But I'm not sure...
Thank you for responding. There's one available on Amazon, it will deliver faster, are these the same units and software packages. The reviews...
If I buy this cable, will the software load and be usable on a Windows 10 machine. I only have one windows laptop and it is running the newest...
UPDATE #2: Red Triangle is back, and so is code C1310 I went to go find a level spot to see if I could reset the gas gauge, and fix the false...
UPDATE: This is getting strange indeed. So today, I go out to start working on the car, and pull the traction battery again. But before I do, I...
No, just the one code, and I just used a generic reader. Which has served me well. I understand what you are saying about the warm up. But I...
Yes. With the exception of voltage equalization, which was recommended by the OP of the thread, but later this.... "This is not balancing the...
239k miles New 12v battery Rebuilt traction battery I installed it yesterday, everything was good to go. Drove it for 20-25 miles and parked it....
People are attempting to recondition their NiMH modules. Over time I would run a discharge-charge cycle (3x) on all 28 modules. Then test them...
Isn't .2v ? What about acceptable capacity ranges?
Thanks for taking the time to respond. So how would you do it? I thought it was important to have all the modules at the same voltage.
Thanks for taking the time to answer my questions. I'm very much still learning, so ALL advice is much appreciated. My final voltages are...
I'm running into some anomalous results, so I'm just going to throw them out there and see what you think is going on. Traction battery is...
