Hello Everyone,
This is my first post. I am looking to buy a 2019 with 66k miles at a great price. Other than the higher mileage, the car looks perfect and has the LS trim. I bought the OBD2 device and Leafspy app and did the scan. Below is the result. Based on what I have found googling the SOH at 86% is OK for 66k miles. However, there is a a block of cells 20-50 that are lower than the rest, with 108mV gap between MIN and MAX. The scan was taken without driving the vehicle, just started it and scanned it. I am wondering if the bars will balance out with driving?? I also noticed that the mileage is different than the dash, but I found out later that the Leafspy app needs to be set to CANbus for the numbers to match, which is was not. Is this correct? Why would the OBD show such a big gap?
This vehicle will mainly be for shorter travel, 20-30 miles per day. Based on the scan and distance needs do I have any concerns? Any advice is appreciated.
Thanks,
DL
This is my first post. I am looking to buy a 2019 with 66k miles at a great price. Other than the higher mileage, the car looks perfect and has the LS trim. I bought the OBD2 device and Leafspy app and did the scan. Below is the result. Based on what I have found googling the SOH at 86% is OK for 66k miles. However, there is a a block of cells 20-50 that are lower than the rest, with 108mV gap between MIN and MAX. The scan was taken without driving the vehicle, just started it and scanned it. I am wondering if the bars will balance out with driving?? I also noticed that the mileage is different than the dash, but I found out later that the Leafspy app needs to be set to CANbus for the numbers to match, which is was not. Is this correct? Why would the OBD show such a big gap?
This vehicle will mainly be for shorter travel, 20-30 miles per day. Based on the scan and distance needs do I have any concerns? Any advice is appreciated.
Thanks,
DL