Just curious: can you still drive the car with a bad cell? Error codes aside, it would be nice to be able to use the car until the parts arrive.
HV Traction Battery Replacement Lead Time
Hi Guys,
Just wanted to see what kind of lead time people experienced when having their HV traction battery replaced in the past. About a week ago, my 2013 volt threw DTC P1E00 and P0BBE for the second time. I brought it to the dealer for investigation and they found that 1 of the 3 HV cells had failed and a second was showing low numbers. My service adviser stated that in the past, it is not uncommon for it to take up to 4 weeks to obtain a replacement cell. Currently my car is pending a response from GM on whether they will replace the defective cells or the entire battery pack. I was curious to see if anyone else has experienced this issue and what the time to repair was.
Just wanted to see what kind of lead time people experienced when having their HV traction battery replaced in the past. About a week ago, my 2013 volt threw DTC P1E00 and P0BBE for the second time. I brought it to the dealer for investigation and they found that 1 of the 3 HV cells had failed and a second was showing low numbers. My service adviser stated that in the past, it is not uncommon for it to take up to 4 weeks to obtain a replacement cell. Currently my car is pending a response from GM on whether they will replace the defective cells or the entire battery pack. I was curious to see if anyone else has experienced this issue and what the time to repair was.
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