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Old 02-17-2022, 10:26 PM   #18 (permalink)
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Thanks for the experiment. Any idea what the battery temps were while charging? Interesting that it will let you drive the SOC to "0" with the hvac
Last night the battery temperature was 60.8F. This morning I would expect them to be at ambient as the charger was turn off but I didn't connect and check.

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Other than the obscene quantity of attaching hardware, should only take an hour of labor to swap the pack. Please report the level of charge when they gave it back to you
Book time is 4.5 hours to 5.5 hours. I dropped off the car at 8:15 am and they called at 11:45 am to say it was done. They charged it on their DC fast charger to 100%

The guess-o-meter is ALL over the place. Started at 200 mile range and then dropped to 135 after driving 25 miles. Average mi / kWh dropped from 4 to 1 and then has been slowly increasing since. The Service Rep said it would take 2-3 full discharge / charge cycles to learn the new capacity.

It is most definitely a new battery pack. The old pack had a flat bottom from sill to sill. The new one isn't so fancy.




When I dropped off the car they had 17 batteries stacked up. When I picked up the car they had 22 batteries. Service Rep said they replace 4 batteries a day

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