MachEUser
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So with the cold temperature recently, my car got down to 6% on the HVB. The red turtle sign came on. I figured it was cold and low %. I was able to get home and plug into the level 2 charger. The level 2 charger overnight took the HVB to 100%. I went to work about 10 miles away. When leaving work, I couldn't start the car. I got the red battery sign, stop safely now, and service soon signs on the dashboard.
With the cold, I checked the voltage of the 12v battery and it was 11.4v so I tried a battery pack to jump it after removing the panels. No luck. I figured maybe the battery just gave on my 2021 Mach E. I replaced the LVB battery with this one which is a pretty good match.
https://shop.advanceautoparts.com/p...-60-minute-reserve-capacity-h3-xev/50001096-P
I still see the same signs on the dashboard and the vehicle won't start. The voltage is now 12.4v. I put the jumper pack on for a few hrs hoping it would charge a little more. Do I need to jumpstart the car with another car? What does the voltage need to be to start the car? Even with the new battery, will it not start without dealer intervention? Does the HVBJB need to be replaced along with the LVB? I am in a parking lot so trickle charge options are limited.
With the cold, I checked the voltage of the 12v battery and it was 11.4v so I tried a battery pack to jump it after removing the panels. No luck. I figured maybe the battery just gave on my 2021 Mach E. I replaced the LVB battery with this one which is a pretty good match.
https://shop.advanceautoparts.com/p...-60-minute-reserve-capacity-h3-xev/50001096-P
I still see the same signs on the dashboard and the vehicle won't start. The voltage is now 12.4v. I put the jumper pack on for a few hrs hoping it would charge a little more. Do I need to jumpstart the car with another car? What does the voltage need to be to start the car? Even with the new battery, will it not start without dealer intervention? Does the HVBJB need to be replaced along with the LVB? I am in a parking lot so trickle charge options are limited.
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