I will upload these to my own webspace as well and provide some simple links when I get back from holiday. I have made them a sticky as well. Thanks to the original uploader. Peter
Edit i've just been looking at a few of these and can see I need to read them all.
The few I have read show that.
1) The current sensors for the battery and motor have a working range of -200 to +200A. My quest for a bit more power may work in the end!
2) The battery detrioration calculations allow a minimum battery capacity of 650mah before a code is set
3) The temp sensors in the battery pack are described in detail with temp/resistance data!
4) They contain data about the construction of the inter BCM/MCM modules serial comms and IMA control that we had to work out the hard way.
I have not had a chance to read it as I am afraid I could put it down, but had a question. Not sure about the i1, but the i2 seems to have a smultispeed blower. It has like a light breeze with the key on, then it revs up to high gear when doing a force regen. Then when in auto stop it seems to have a loweer speed still vs idle.
Did it say when the ima system quits or rests? Is there a temp that can make it stop til it cools down? Also where does the air from the blower go? Does it blow under the body panels of the back or to the outside?
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Originally Posted by retepsnikrep
I have now discovered some more useful info.
5) The battery fan does not activate until the pack reaches 55C+
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Does anyone else dislike the one file per page format and have the ability to roll them into 7 monoliths?
Which information are you referring to?
Most of the PDF's that I've opened are multipage PDF's. Many also contain links to other PDF's, so if one were to merge many PDF's into one big PDF, those links would be broken. The Service Manual folder contains an HTML file, index.html, that opens in a Web browser presenting a table of contents, each entry of which is a link to one of the PDF's. Clicking on one of these links will display the PDF in one's Web browser assuming that this browser supports displaying PDF's (Safari does).
The "Specs" folder might be ripe for merging lots of single-page PDF's into multipage PDF's. But before doing so, I'd want to insure that no links from other pages point to these Specs pages.
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