Here is my Leaf over about 3 days

thanks,
Dan
Danl wrote:LeafSpyPro will log your 12 voltages.
Here is my Leaf over about 3 days
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thanks,
Dan
csites wrote:Danl wrote:LeafSpyPro will log your 12 voltages.
Here is my Leaf over about 3 days
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thanks,
Dan
Thanks Dan! Sounds like it's time I bought LeafSpyPro for my iPhone. A few further questions if you don't mind...
1) Will most any OBDII device work, or should I choose a specific one (especially one that draws the least power possible)?
2) I see references online to both Bluetooth and WiFi devices for LeafSpyPro. Which is best for my iPhone?
3) I see your logs are for 3 days. Did you have to leave the car on overnight to get those, or will the OBDII device work even while the car is off?
4) Are the logs stored in the car or on the OBDII device, and for how many days before I must download the data to my phone?
5) I need to log the 12v battery voltage for 6 to 9 months at a time to try to find out what's discharging it overnight every 6-9 months (or whether the DC-DC converter is intermittently not charging it properly while driving or L2 charging). Will I be able to get 6-9 months of uninterrupted logs some way?
Three different Leaf techs have found nothing wrong, and Nissan deflects by saying I must be double-tapping the power switch, so I'm on my own to diagnose and then prove what's happening.
Danl wrote:First, you need to research the LeafSpy thread in Accessories/mods....CanBus. It has information much above my knowledge level.
csites wrote:
Thanks. I just purchased an LELink bluetooth OBDII adapter on eBay for $20, per Turbo3's iOS-related May 16th post near the end of the thread you mentioned.
soldcake wrote:hmm.... the 12v battery normally does not go from 12v to <8v instantly. you were able to run accessories and saw the voltage to drop to 10+v gradually..... did you check the ODB-II dongle for any sign of short circuit happened?