New Cylindrical Hybrid Car Battery Replacement For Toyota Prius Gen3

Toyota Prius Gen3 Hybrid Battery

Advantage of Yaste hybrid car battery aftermarket

• All with class A new cell, contains 14 modules
• Each battery module is 100% tested to ensure the optimal performance
• Entire battery pack is balance for consistent efficient
• Better heat disipation, better fuel economy
• 2 years or 100,000km whichever comes first
• Works smoothly in different weather condition
• Compatible with a wide range of vehicles with cost-effective

YASTE Laboratory Test Data

• 30C discharging performance
• Low temperature performance (1C in -4°F) & (0.2C in -40°F)
• 15C discharging performance
• 15C charging performance

Battery test (Free trainning)

• For stock hybrid car battery maintanence
• For hybrid car Battery performance test
• For hybrid car battery balancing
• For used hybrid car battery selecting

Packaging

Carton Size: 500*360*192mm*2 Carton (Packaging consists of cardboard boxes and foam. Relevant wiring harness will be package by small boxes)

1 Pallet(1.1*1.1m) can load 36 cartons.

1 20' container can load 480 cartions.

Payment & Delivery

• TT, Credit Card, PayPal, USDT
• Delivered by UPS, DHL, TNT, EMS or local truck by terms of FOB, CIF, DDU and DDP.
• Shipping time is 4~7 days by express, 15~45 days by sea, and 30~65 days by local truck.

Q&A

What is P0AA6 Hybrid Car Battery Error Codes?

P0AA6 is a diagnostic trouble code (DTC) related to hybrid vehicles, indicating an issue with the hybrid battery pack. Specifically, this code signifies a problem with the hybrid battery voltage or state of charge imbalance. Here's a breakdown of what P0AA6 generally means:

P0AA6 Hybrid Car Battery Error Code

Description:

• P0AA6: Hybrid Battery Voltage Sense "A" Circuit

Common Causes:

1. Battery Pack Degradation: Over time, hybrid battery packs can degrade, leading to voltage imbalances.
2. Faulty Battery Cells: One or more cells within the battery pack might be defective.
3. Wiring Issues: Problems with the wiring or connections to the battery pack.
4. Battery Control Module: Issues with the battery control module that monitors and manages the battery pack.
5. Temperature Extremes: Operating in extreme temperatures can affect the battery performance and cause voltage issues.

Symptoms:

• Warning lights on the dashboard (often a hybrid system warning light).
• Decreased fuel efficiency.
• Reduced performance of the hybrid system.
• Possible switching to gasoline engine mode more frequently.

Diagnostic Steps:

1. Scan for Codes: Use an OBD-II scanner to confirm the presence of the P0AA6 code and any other related codes.
2. Inspect Battery Pack: Check the hybrid battery pack for any visible signs of damage or wear.
3. Check Connections: Inspect the wiring and connectors for any signs of corrosion, damage, or loose connections.
4. Test Battery Cells: Perform a voltage test on individual cells within the battery pack to identify any that are out of balance.
5. Inspect Control Module: Check the battery control module for proper operation and ensure it's receiving and sending accurate signals.

Repairs:

• Battery Pack Replacement: In cases where the battery pack is significantly degraded or has defective cells, replacement may be necessary.
• Repair Wiring: Fix any damaged or corroded wiring and ensure all connections are secure.
• Control Module Replacement: If the control module is faulty, it may need to be replaced or reprogrammed.
• Cooling System Check: Ensure that the battery cooling system is functioning correctly to prevent temperature-related issues.

It's important to consult with a professional mechanic or a specialized hybrid vehicle technician for an accurate diagnosis and appropriate repair steps.