Glad it could help, that's awesome!!

Thank you for your continued support!

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Thanks for watching and commenting. I will putting another video out soon. This particular vehicle, I found the tail light housing was letting the water.

For sure. With 270k miles, it would have been sold for parts. It's a nice vehicle too.

Yes sir. Thank you for your support

Thanks bud. I learned a lot messing with it.

Found the issue on this one. It was coming in from the tail lights and the water was going forward. I tightened the taillights bolts and put silicone on the top of them.

Make sure to check the seal around the tail lights. That's where I found it leaking finally.

For sure. The fogged up windows was a dead giveaway. I dismissed it at first too.

Thank you!

Hopefully you get it taken care of.

@@CousinCleatus Sure

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After some research I see these were sunroof drains. They were not the problem with this particular vehicle though. It turned out to be the tail light seals. There will be a video soon. It was a nightmare finding the leak.

Yes, the rear drains for the sunroof were leaking, had to replace the drain lines.

Yes, buts it's more of a screen. Can unscrew the plastic and blow them out.

I just googled it. I do not have the diagram. If you're getting power to the orange cables, it will be on the battery side. Most likely the relay area in the battery. If you're not getting power to the orange cables, that is when you would need a wiring diagram.

So there is some relays in inside the battery pack. It's where the orange wires connect. If you cannot clean the corrosion out of that, you will need to replace it. I just had to do it, I will be putting the video out soon. I found the brake lights housing were letting water in, and then it would roll forward.

Thanks for the heads up. I'm sure I will find the battery compartment full of water and the drain clogged. It was almost identical this time like it was last year. Didn't get 1/2 mile down the road and right after a rain storm.

@@CousinCleatus Cleatus, Sure enough, I had about 2" of water filling up the battery pack compartment. The water was almost touching the two main hot wire. The compartment was already rusted. I live on a 1 mile long dirt road with hills and that was why it would short out and trigger the relay and the codes so close to home. The main rubber drain in the battery compartment is a bad design and easily clogged. I snipped off the bottom part of the drain plug to make sure it drains easy now and does not clog up again. The drain is between the catalytic converter and the gas tank. You can actually stick a screwdriver from underneath into the rubber drain and see if the compartment is full of water before you tear into it. I dried it out with towels and I have fans blowing inside the vehicle now trying to dry everything out before I put it all back together. It was not as hard as I though it might be but you do have to be very careful with those high voltage batteries. I checked the connections on all of the battery relays and no corrosion. The water was just below that level. I will post again when I'm done. Pretty sure this will fix it unless there was some permanent damage done. I stopped the car right away.

Good luck with it! It should be okay if it's didn't corrode the terminals on the relays or the box itself.

All good. Works perfectly. I drilled a few extra holes to help drain in the low spots. No corrosion. You definitely want to remove that relay panel to Inspect it. I saw other videos with the same problem and the relay panels were in bad shape. Thanks again for the video.

This particular one I found the tail light seal was leaking.

Check to make sure you don't have water around the batteries. Check the floor in front of the middle row seats, it it's wet you probably have water around the batteries.

Yeah, the water was coming in from the tail lights. Just cleaned it out and luckily nothing was damaged.

Hope so. The connections having corrosion would definitely cause some codes.

No I am not familiar with that code. Sorry

Check the floor in front if the middle row seats. If it's wet, your batteries may be getting water on the sensor.

@@CousinCleatus thank I will check it and get back to you

Okay!

😊😊😊 hello sir i am happy your video really helped me thank a lot 🙏🙏🙏

@romaricherman9853 that's awesome!😎

The plugs were old, but still okay on this one.

Make sure there is no corrosion around the connections. It may be time to take it apart and test the cells. You can replace a cell individually if it's bad, you don't have to replace the whole battery assembly.

@@CousinCleatus Thanks. However, will that make the hv battery not to charge until im off pedal at around 80kmhr? Anything below that, it will never charge even though i am off pedal, decelerate or braking.

I'm not sure. Sounds like it has some issues, sorry I couldn't be more help cousin.

If I were close to Detroit I would for sure. I am in Central Arkansas. Follow half fast garage, he is in that area, he might be able to help.

Yeah, I'm glad it didn't let the water in the battery itself though.

Yes, if you pull the orange clip, it and wait 5 minutes.

Yes. Sunroof rear drains and the roof rack seal was leaking.

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