Never had my guess o meter go above 90. But after my replacement. I'm showing at best, 106.
I've been able to exceed 106 per charge several times while using the eco mode and cautious driving, and the AC on!
That's what worries me for mine - we have lots of data about when people did lose the 9th bar, but not a lot of data for those with 9 bars still holding on. I wonder how many low Ahr batteries still have 9 bars ...baustin wrote:I went out and checked my Leaf again today. I think the 4th bar should have dropped by now, but it is still holding on.
The vehicle was manufactured in January 2013, spent it first two years in Georgia, was auctioned after lease return and brought to Las Vegas. I got it in March 2015. It dropped the first bar in October 2015, the second bar in June 2016, and the third bar in November 2016.
Aug 12, 2017 - AHr=39.25, SOH=60%, Hx=53.34%, odo=25,451 miles, QC=4 L1/L2=2119
Thanks for sharing all that! 43.4 Ahr is actually one of the higher reported values at 4th bar drop I've seen. Congrats on getting Nissan to accommodate!murduc2 wrote:Good luck to all those still waiting to see that bar drop in time, and to those that "missed it by that much".