I considered a Greentec battery but there is one big concern not mentioned in this video. The Greentec warranty only applies if their battery fails by displaying a fault code from the vehicle computer. The problem is that the high voltage battery can fail through self-discharge without ever causing a code to be displayed. I have that situation in my vehicle now, and if it happens with a Greentec battery during the warranty period they would not replace the battery. Bottom line, this battery is a gamble as to how long it may last, and don't count on the warranty to apply.
Hello, Thank you for your comment. It is true that we typically require a fault code for a battery warranty replacement. However, it is to prove the problem with the vehicle and not some other component that may trigger similar symptoms and lights. In instances like yours, proof of a discharged battery would qualify. Simply sending screenshots of the data list would suffice. It is worth pointing out that in order for the battery to be discharged to a point where the vehicle no longer starts usually only happens of there is something wrong with the engine and continuous cranking discharges that battery, or the vehicle has been been stationary for over 6 months.
Hi Dan Thanks for the Video very informative. I live in the ATL and I want someone to take a look at my Nissan Leaf do you do work on these?
I considered a Greentec battery but there is one big concern not mentioned in this video. The Greentec warranty only applies if their battery fails by displaying a fault code from the vehicle computer. The problem is that the high voltage battery can fail through self-discharge without ever causing a code to be displayed. I have that situation in my vehicle now, and if it happens with a Greentec battery during the warranty period they would not replace the battery. Bottom line, this battery is a gamble as to how long it may last, and don't count on the warranty to apply.
Hello, Thank you for your comment. It is true that we typically require a fault code for a battery warranty replacement. However, it is to prove the problem with the vehicle and not some other component that may trigger similar symptoms and lights. In instances like yours, proof of a discharged battery would qualify. Simply sending screenshots of the data list would suffice. It is worth pointing out that in order for the battery to be discharged to a point where the vehicle no longer starts usually only happens of there is something wrong with the engine and continuous cranking discharges that battery, or the vehicle has been been stationary for over 6 months.
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Nice topic.