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Replaced Hybrid Battery Pack

Bigzack

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My 2019 Bighorn 5.7 Hemi E-Torque 1500 fried the 48volt Hybrid Battery Pack
31000 miles luckily factory warranty covered all of it
Unfortunately I’ve been waiting since the first week of June for it to come in, came to pick it up the 12 volt battery was dead also
Now it back into the bay
We’ll see how it goes
 

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Yikes. Any idea how much it would have costed out of warranty?
 

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Yep, I have had CNA extended warranty on my last 4 trucks and never had a problem.
Tom
 

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My 2019 Bighorn 5.7 Hemi E-Torque 1500 fried the 48volt Hybrid Battery Pack
31000 miles luckily factory warranty covered all of it
Unfortunately I’ve been waiting since the first week of June for it to come in, came to pick it up the 12 volt battery was dead also
Now it back into the bay
We’ll see how it goes
Do you by chance know if you were doing anything strenuous when it fried?
 

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Wow glad I have a lifetime warranty.
Tom
FWIW: Neither the original 3/36 warranty or the MOPAR extended warranties directly cover etorque.
The Federal Emission Warranty covers the following parts of the Ram eTorque system for eight years/80,000 miles, whichever comes first.
  • Belt Driven Hybrid Starter Generator Assembly
  • Catalytic Converter
  • Powertrain Control Module
  • Power Pack Unit - 48 Volts
 

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Good point, this is my first eTorque.
Since my truck turns 1 year old this month and I already have 50K miles on it.
I wonder if it is possible to convert eTorque to Non eTorque??
Tom
 
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Good point, this is my first eTorque.
Since my truck turns 1 year old this month and I already have 50K miles on it.
I wonder if it is possible to convert eTorque to Non eTorque??
Tom
you're out of warranty in ONE YEAR already???????????????????????????????????
 

66Fuelie

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Yep,
My truck is my retirement work truck. I drive a lot of miles, usually go thru a truck every 2 years.
Tom
 
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Put on your surprise face, wanted to move the trailer today, jumped in the truck not even a click nothing put a meter on the battery it’s steady at 8 Volts, service department closed this weekend
Getting frustrated
 

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Good point, this is my first eTorque.
Since my truck turns 1 year old this month and I already have 50K miles on it.
I wonder if it is possible to convert eTorque to Non eTorque??
Tom
yes IMO.
rewire the electrical system to put an alternator back in after removing the belt driven generator. several pullies. and several hundred dollars in labor.

plus other stuff I did not mention

to shut up the trolls
 
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yes IMO.
rewire the electrical system to put an alternator back in after removing the belt driven generator. several pullies. and several hundred dollars in labor.
There are likely a lot of BCM and PCM changes that would need to be made. So no, it's very likely it wouldn't be that easy.
 

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yes IMO.
rewire the electrical system to put an alternator back in after removing the belt driven generator. several pullies. and several hundred dollars in labor.
Yeah right... try that and let us know how it goes.
 

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Latest frustration with my Pickup, last Friday they finally received the 48 volt battery and replaced it, when I went to pick it up the 12 Jump the next day to Saturday morning the day after they claimed it’s fully charged no issues they said, i go to move my truck dead battery, now I’m fuming I finally get a call back this morning drive it over we need to do more testing,
Get home jump start it go to take it there, I don’t make it 100 yards
Won’t shift out of first it’s stuck in low 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬
 

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