No voltage on hybrid battery

You're measuring what's going up to the inverter back at the battery right? I don't think you can do this with the safety plug removed you'd have to have the battery completely live and I guess what turned on or attempt to ready so the relays open and then you would measure the voltage on the car side heading to the inverter. And you're saying under those conditions you have no votes and reconditioned pack and so on and so forth we don't have some kind of connection correctly somewhere I do believe maybe it's because the safety plug is out? All the guys that spend their time doing this will be a long shortly with a lot of info.

 

Do the two relays click when you turn on the car is the voltage clearing the relays and getting lost from the relays output side to the front of the car or the battery's making no power at all any kind of way well what's the battery wired wrong I don't even know how you could do this but the junction block you mean the black thing next to the computer Do you have 211 volts anywhere or close to it 180 90 something.

 

Just checking boxes here, is the safety plug inserted correctly?

One has to push it in, flip the latch down, and then slide the latch to the right until it clicks into place. Without this, the high-voltage battery is split into two disconnected not-as-high-voltage batteries measuring 136.8 V (19 modules) and 64.8 V (9 modules), but the voltage measured across the complete 28-module pack will be 0 V because there is a break between the 19-module battery and the 9-module one.

 

Yes you got to have the plug in right so if you lift those two orange wires in the junction box you have voltage on each of those orange wires it's just not getting to the wire stud that goes to the inverter in the front of the car then I guess you've narrowed it down to that black junction box that sounds like I would think of course it can go bad. But it's probably one of those rare occasions or one of those things that doesn't go bad very often.

 

While you may be doing it the right way in reality, this description is not correct, and performing it as you have described will not complete the circuit. At no point do you slide it to the left.

The correct steps are:

1. Push the service plug in.
2. Flip the latch down.
3. Slide the latch to the right.

Video here:

 

But you have voltage on the orange wires going to that black box If those orange wires are live and they plug into the black box and nothing comes out I would think something in the black box is not doing some kind of switching I would think that would be correct but the safety plug definitely has to be in correctly.

 

How did you fix this? I have a similar problem.