Yeah, CarScanner is showing me a 205kW limit with a battery temp of 64F right now. So these arenāt like Teslas where you have to get the battery nice and toasty (but not too toasty) for peak charge speeds.
I guess my point is: After a couple hours driving, when youāre using Apple Maps for...
Yea, Iām curious about that too. I always use CarPlay for navigation (so I donāt get the benefit of preconditioning) and my truck always hits 175-180 kW for the first 6 or 7 minutes at a Tesla Supercharger, then 120-125 kW until 80%. AFAIK, thatās as good as it gets.
The weather is pretty mild...
Another week another update. They finished the charge port! Service writer called me on Friday with the happy news! Did they diagnose the HV battery, like I asked last time we spoke on the phone? Uh, no, but the charge port is fixed! Did they at least test the very specific symptoms that I...
Door sticker says date is 12/22 (had to find a picture from a few months ago). Current milage is ~47500, but I would estimate I saw the first symptoms around 46k, maybe as early as 45k.
The previous module replacement was at 40k miles.
I might as well post my update too:
Dropped off the truck last week Thursday. I wrote down my symptoms in the reservation (basically same as Mpi and AntJohn73) and also explained the same verbally to the service writer.
To help them diagnose the issue as the HV battery, I also mentioned that...
I was going to try something like this with mine when I got home from a business trip. The plan was to check for a similar ādrop to zeroā effect at the bottom. But after @Mpi reported in the other thread that his dealer found a bad cell, I scheduled an appointment with a local dealer for...
@Mpi Holy moly, 18% variation!
On my way back from Palm Springs I got a 5% power reduction at 25% displayed SOC and 7% reduction at 22% displayed SOC. I think those power reductions are happening at higher SOC than expected?
Same as on the way down, DCFC dropped to ~50 kW between 71-73%...
I wonder if the BMS software is incapable of balancing the modules when they are grossly out of balance. Some BMSes only top balance under certain conditions, and itās possible those conditions are never met when the imbalance exceeds some threshold..
For example: If one module reaches the...
This (and I mean all the symptoms you described here) is very similar to what I am observing in the thread over here. If you get a Bluetooth OBD dongle, the free app (you pay to remove ads) Car Scanner can directly show your cell state of charge imbalance as well as the difference in average a...
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After 6 trouble-free months I started to get some weird symptoms.
The first thing was on a ~300 mile trip down to Santa Barbara, about 6 weeks ago. I charged to 100% the night before. Battery percent started dropping rapidly immediately after...
Nope! Thatās why Volts have āmountain modeā. It sets the engine run target SoC to 50% instead of ~5%. Youāll burn down a couple/few bars of battery if you drive fast up a steep grade (say, the Tejon pass). Try the same thing in normal mode (with a depleted battery) and youāll hit a speed...
Important to remember thatās for a study in Europe. Lots more people over there drive company cars because itās more tax-efficient to give an employee a car than it is to pay them more.
Couple other important factors:
Typically, the employee can select a car from a list of several options...
Sounds right to me. I look at the math like this: Assume you want to drive up a 6% grade at 65 mph with a total rig weight of 15000 lbs. Iām going to do everything in metric because that makes the math easier:
6800 kg * 9.8 m/s/s * 0.06 * 100 km/h =111 kW = 150 hp
At 65 mph we get around 1.9...