Dee
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I spoke to a technical friend of mine and he knows a thing or two about Porsche.
If your SoH may look lower than expected you can recalibrate the battery.
Porsche uses the following method [edited]
-Drive the battery below 2% SoC.
-Don't drive or charge the car for at least 6,5 hours.
-Recharge to at least 95% SoC.
-Don't drive or charge the car for at least 6,5 hours.
I'm about to recalibrate my battery so I'll post the results.
According to Carscanner my battery is at 89,5%@40.000 km (never did the 0 km test when it was new though).
I've started measuring SoH in 2022 at 15.000 km or so, which was already down to 90,3% SoH.
To be continued.
Edit: conclusion on post #29
If your SoH may look lower than expected you can recalibrate the battery.
Porsche uses the following method [edited]
-Drive the battery below 2% SoC.
-Don't drive or charge the car for at least 6,5 hours.
-Recharge to at least 95% SoC.
-Don't drive or charge the car for at least 6,5 hours.
I'm about to recalibrate my battery so I'll post the results.
According to Carscanner my battery is at 89,5%@40.000 km (never did the 0 km test when it was new though).
I've started measuring SoH in 2022 at 15.000 km or so, which was already down to 90,3% SoH.
To be continued.
Edit: conclusion on post #29
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