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Please disconnect the 48V battery from the power source.
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Edmonston33
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There will be welding on Monday, therefore I will have to completely unplug the 48V battery from the vehicle's power source. Is anyone familiar with the process? Disconnecting the 12V battery is the first step.
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ALJohns_34
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capewell77
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You can easily separate the high voltage battery from most hybrids by pulling out the large orange connector—if you've ever opened the trunk of a Prius, you've seen it.
While most actual hybrids have batteries with a voltage of 200 volts or more, the 48 volt battery isn't likely to be fatal.
The fact that this mechanic is reciting the four-digit code as if it were his first code is even more concerning
While most actual hybrids have batteries with a voltage of 200 volts or more, the 48 volt battery isn't likely to be fatal.
The fact that this mechanic is reciting the four-digit code as if it were his first code is even more concerning