High Voltage Battery Pack Severe Deterioration
The powertrain control module has determined that the high-voltage lithium traction battery pack has degraded past an acceptable engineering limit. The battery's internal chemical cells can no longer sustain proper high-current output, heavily capping available vehicle acceleration and total driving range.
Estimated Cost
$6,200
Repair Time
Dealer visit required
Difficulty
Dealer Only
Can I Fix This Myself?
Professional Service Recommended
This repair involves high-voltage components or specialized equipment.
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Step-by-Step Fix Instructions
- 1
Run an integrated multi-hour automated battery capacity state-of-health test sequence through the factory service console.
- 2
Use data logging software to map out individual parallel block cell voltage sag numbers under aggressive acceleration loads.
- 3
Apply any revised battery management computer firmware logic profiles meant to optimize weak module performance metrics.
- 4
Perform an isolation sequence, discharge system capacitance values, and lower the heavy main battery tray.
- 5
Unseal the protective battery tray top lid to remove and install individual capacity-matched lithium cell packs.
- 6
Install a new or factory-recertified structural high-voltage traction battery pack assembly.
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