p3000, p0a80, fails to start

Dxta · Sep 25, 2017

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Thanks, good idea. Cells look good with no swelling and all wires seem to be in the right spot. After reading ryousideways chat from April, he states that all cells need to be within 05 hundredths of a volt after balancing. Mine are within 04 now. He recommends temporarily wiring them in parallel to do a final equalize for 6-24 hrs. and then back to series before install. I can do this with my limited electrical knowledge. Is this a viable way to go? It seems after reading various chatters posts about tear down, re-balance with charge/discharge cycles and rebuild, many can of worms could be opened. I see the need though if the cells were abnormally high or low indicating problems.
Also Toyota said 2 of 8 cells indicated failure. Were they just blowing smoke since there are 28 cells? Also what does the codes VO8 and V12 indicate? They said said my regular battery should also be replaced. It was replaced 2 months ago, but I replaced it again anyway (free). After all this I still think it was just my clogged fan.
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Can you be specific about nomenclatures here please? That would help some newbies.

**block: 2modules
**module: 6cells
So let's know if you meant the dealer discovered bad cells/modules.

For me, I understand what you meant. But for the newbies, that be confusion.

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