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Seems like your kinda in the same situation im in. One of your cells, many of mine, are of a higher capacity than the other cells in the battery. The cells have an effective voltage from about 2.9 - 4.2volts, and the capacity is determined by the physical size, chemisty and age of the cell. In...

Update, Got the leaf down to 28% and the pack was at 18mv difference https://ibb.co/Lhk62Jt Took a reading at 68% and it was 60mv difference https://ibb.co/s5YTQms So I can only assume the pack will be balanced when the Soc is 15% or so. Makes sense considering the new cells are effectively a...

So it makes sense, the cells that have been in the vehicle for 3 years have a lower capacity now than the new cells. If they were all balanced at low voltage the older cells will reach full voltage first. The balancing circuit will never keep up with the difference in capacity, so there will...

Whatever....

Will do. It will be a few days! I post an update.

Thanks, that makes sense, I haven't checked while it's been low. I'll try that!

Hey, I got my second leaf, first one was a 2013 many years ago that I only had for a year, finally got another one, a 2020 sl plus Had it about a month, still had leafspy pro from the first leaf. Apparently the battery in this 2020 leaf had a few cells replaced under warranty 6 months ago before...

Figured it out. The load has to be placed on the vehicle side of the current sensor. I tried and the GFCI trip instantly. Still a little unclear on the on board testing procedure, but hopefully the new instructions clear it up. Dave

I have my v8.9 installed and it is charging the Leaf great fron 240v, 27.5A, but the GFCI seems to not be working. Everything is hooked up correctly and I have verified power to the GFCI test circuit. J cable hot leads are routed through current sensor correctly. I used a GFCI tester and...

Hi, I have had my pearl white SV for a month now and 800 miles. It's great! In the energy info screen I get nothing for the history. Every other screen seems to work, instant economy etc. Any ideas? Thanks, Dave