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thank you AI

thank you AI

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working fine for me

have you unplugged your dongle for LeafSpy and see if the problems stop?

If I recall correctly, he got it to work at some EVgo stations, I believe with only one brand of charging unit not the other that EVgo uses. Also, didn't work at a third brand unit at a Nissan dealer...in fact caused a fault in the unit. I would be worried about spending $1000 dollars, only to...

He has had several problems if you watch the other videos.

how is that Nissan's fault that the phone companies are turning off legacy frequency?

Pretty good drop from last time I checked Leafspy previous SOH at 33,664 miles 89.74%, this time at 36,849 miles 87.91% As a reminder...The cells with the low voltage are from a module replacement at 21,000 miles, the cells balance at the bottom of the SOC level now. GOM acts normal and range...

I looked back at my records, at 13,000 miles My car was at 91.4% SOH...I would say you are normal. At 11,600 It was 92.25%

Pretty impressive! Last check my 2019 was at 88.36% at 36,000 miles. Only about 15 miles less on the GOM when fully charged compared to new. Still shows about 205-208 miles fully charged. What hurt me is the year it sat on the dealers lot fully charged :(

actually, one was a screw and the other two went in and out...never new what they were.

is that a picture of a Petri dish :)

Sailun tires installed, Michelins had ~37,000 miles when pulled. Still had a little life left, but 3 of the 4 had plugs installed and two at the edge of the tire which leaked...it was time. Kept the tire with out any punchers for a spare...see below after ~37,000 miles

Just got my new Sailun Erange tires in....they will be installed this week. saved $350 over OEM Michelins :)

I can tell you my 2019 is NOT getting commands from the app through satellite...it's cellular connection for data. Maybe Sirius manages the program, but not communicating via Sat....it would never work in my garage, as it does now.

yes, your setting in the app is not right...try the search on here how to fix

I had cells replaced on my 2019 at 21,000 miles and at 37,000 miles still going strong. Hang in there.

yep welcome to the bad cells club. Had mine repaired under warranty @21,000 miles...all good now at 36,000 miles

does it have a tube? if so, hold you finger over the hole on the top of the cap and lift up. The tube will hold the level. It is in the manual: " To check the fluid level, use your finger to plug the center hole 1 of the cap/tube assembly, then remove it from the reservoir. If there is no...