Is the fan end the beginning of 1 through 40 or the end? Engine running charging the pack number 20 way low.
Motor shutting off into Auto Stop mode. I use a lot of power high beams AC rear the defoggers.After waiting approximately 5 minutes engine restarts I noticed some banks directly improve their voltage and some banks experience a sharp loss the four increasing. Seems like a reasonable group excluding Bank 20 I know it's more than .2 volt separation but I think that would be workable if I replace that bad modules.
Last edited by jimfleck; Jun 11, 2018 at 02:33 PM.
Reason: Additional information
It's been a few hours now. Since nothing more is forthcoming thus far, I'll comment on what you've presented.
Bluntly, you've presented data indicative of a horrendous sh!tshow of a battery consistent with a battery in need of likely > 75% module replacement.
"a reasonable group excluding bank 20" is a completely incorrect assumption. You are making an assessment based on hope/desire rather than objective interpretation of data. Looking at the last picture alone, and discounting block 20, you can see a 15.2V to 16.3V range at the left side of the graph. That is atrocious particularly at the low currents involved. What's worse is that they are somewhat evenly spread through that whole range indicating pervasive damage and and/or imbalance. Your plan to replace 2-3 bad modules will have very short-lived results if any at all.
If replacing a few modules was an option, you would see a tight grouping with outliers. The fact that they are spread somewhat uniformly throughout the range means your pack is done.
Your pack is not the exception. Your data further supports what is thus far the rule with these batteries. Once they code, they are finished due to pervasive damage and deterioration.
Since you may not like my conclusion, or my delivery, I encourage you to post the zipped CSV so I can further demonstrate with hard numbers why you need to replace your battery pack, and stop wasting what I presume to be your valuable time for zero return.
Lastly, the fact that the car starts, runs, drives or does anything at all with a block at ~7V lends credence to the idea that the GM battery management system is very very bad. I hope that is an issue with the block 20 PID and not the actual block 20 voltage. The implications of running with a block that actually measures less than 1/2 of what it should are somewhat terrifying.
I recommend you check the PID for accuracy (is it missing a * 2?) AND measure the blocks at both ends of the battery since one or the other is block 20.
From what I can find my choice in the logs is to email them.
I can email them to myself but that does no good I can't email them to the Forum.
I can get to the files on my device the zip file and the Excel file even convert it to a PDF but they don't allow me to copy them to the clipboard that I could paste them into the forum.
using the add picture button there's URLs but I don't know how to link that to the data file.
lastly torque itself will allow communication to URLs also but I don't know how to link that directly to this thread in the Forum. I can screenshot that raw data but that's kind of Impractical to.
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