http://300mpg.org/ I remove one block of cell’s from the flood-damaged Mitsubishi i-Miev electric car battery pack. Click show more for tech specs. LEV50 Yua…
Mitsubishi Miev: Removing a cell block from the main battery
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That is quite interesting. Thank you.
Regarding the BMS board, I’d guess it needs to be thoroughly washed, then
rinsed for a long time and then dried in an oven. I once made a PCB and
cleaned it with water and let it dry completely but the micro didn’t work.
so I baked it a little and then it worked
If he bought it right & if the all the electronics are cheap to replace,
like all the battery management boards, It’s a great score? – But down the
road, there’ll be connections that will give him trouble. I want to believe
that the ECM is ok?? Their very well sealed, & if the power to it was shut
down, theres a good chance to save it? – Not easy to test without a reader
just for this car. A zinc tab or 2 might help against future rust? Still
the main motor has not been tested? – $25k car?
Do these cars have a master breaker to shut off the battery feed when
flooded? – You have to stop that oxidation! – Baking soda & water, or this
liquid stop rust you can apply with a pump sprayer and primer over.. Also
the inside of the door panels could of got wet?
pretty cool, taking that apart is like digging for gold…
Don’t turn it on, take it apart! : )
Can you do a video of checking the voltage of the cells ? Hope you read
this comment 🙂
I’m no expert, but around youtube I hear the correct pronunciation,
phonetically is “EYE-meev”. Just sayin’.
Sure I can, but it’s just using a multimeter and shows nearly zero volts.
Can’t wait to see the results.
I thougt I could see more Voltage. Than a video about this is useless.
Thank you. This project is very interesting.
That’s a good idea. We still don’t know what Ben’s intentions are yet. I
suspect he still needs to decide what is worth saving yet.
It’s an acronym. Why anyone would want to name a car with an acronym, I’ll
never know! Not sure there really is any “standard” pronunciation with
acronyms. I have to admit that “Leaf” and “Volt” are both easy and obvious
to pronounce!
Take a look at my blog, I have some photos of cleaning up the BMS