Perhaps 6 wks ago, I got another P code ( I lost it ) which translated to O2 sensor (#1 sensor?) . . . autozone showed 2 options, from Bosch $150 or Denso $360.
Today: IMA light went out after startup, then came back on and stayed on, also at next shutdown / startup.
IMA charge dropped from ~40% to 2 bars,
then I noticed Charging Bars were happening (back to normal? but IMA light still on),
& it got back up to 4 bars when I reached home.
Perhaps 6 wks ago, I got another P code ( I lost it ) which translated to O2 sensor (#1 sensor?) . . . autozone showed 2 options, from Bosch $150 or Denso $360.
Today: IMA light went out after startup, then came back on and stayed on, also at next shutdown / startup.
IMA charge dropped from ~40% to 2 bars,
then I noticed Charging Bars were happening (back to normal? but IMA light still on),
& it got back up to 4 bars when I reached home.
thanks in advance for any pointers . .
Sorry, not covered by warranty.
Insight Oxygen sensors tend to be the more expensive ones.
My understanding is that the P1447 code is the "unbalanced" pack code, though I don't have it in any of my code charts. Most people would recommend a grid charge. You'd likely be able to get by if you just let the car keep charging after it drops down to 2 bars like it did... Contrary to what most people at IC believe, I think the car likely does have something at least analogous to a balancing routine, a rough balance, after a negative recal (when the gauge drops to those 2 bars). I've seen data for charging behavior that I can't interpret in any other way...
P1447-77 and P1449-78 are both the same errors technically - "Battery Module Deterioration".
I think they're fundamentally the same thing, the only thing that leads you to believe one is a lesser error than the other is the fact that you still get limited assist/regen with P1447 and not P1449.
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Originally Posted by eq1
My understanding is that the P1447 code is the "unbalanced" pack code, though I don't have it in any of my code charts. Most people would recommend a grid charge. You'd likely be able to get by if you just let the car keep charging after it drops down to 2 bars like it did... Contrary to what most people at IC believe, I think the car likely does have something at least analogous to a balancing routine, a rough balance, after a negative recal (when the gauge drops to those 2 bars). I've seen data for charging behavior that I can't interpret in any other way...
It does.
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