Ennocar cylindrical cell replacement HELP

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  1. Trukinbear

    Trukinbear Junior Member

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    Batteries came today - wow $400 in tariffs. I was told instructions exist but all I've found was about Gen 3, not my Gen 2. I can figure out 98% from the Gen 3 video EXCEPT for this part which isn't shown in any video. Anybody? PXL_20230310_160443132.jpg
     
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    What was total cost for Ennocar battery?. This may be similar. At 22 minute mark approx.

     
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    Thank you.

    14 'cells' @ $95 = $1330.00
    DHL Airfreight. 420.00
    Trade war tarrifs. 419.36
    Total $2169.36
     
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    Yes I think that's the second relay power cable.. You're layout when you're finished should be the same as this video I do believe I looked at this before for purchase.
     
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    You could have bought a new OEM battery and had $500 in your back pocket for that. You probably would have a better battery doing that than the Ennocar you bought into the bargain.

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