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Does OBD or Forscan show Cabin temp?

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Truck started from cold, leaving my 60 degree garage.
Plenty of stored heat in the battery, the system likely didn't think it needed any maintenance warming, it might not even try if you had a DCFC charging station posted as destination that was within 20 miles.
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Plenty of stored heat in the battery, the system likely didn't think it needed any maintenance warming, it might not even try if you had a DCFC charging station posted as destination that was within 20 miles.
Testing DCFC is something I plan to do in the future.

I have not focused on battery temp too much. From what I have seen so far the truck is happy leaving the battery alone if it's over 50F. I have not done much testing on that though since my truck rarely gets cold soaked. With the mild temp here even a full work day doesn't drop the battery temp that much.
 

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Plenty of stored heat in the battery, the system likely didn't think it needed any maintenance warming, it might not even try if you had a DCFC charging station posted as destination that was within 20 miles.
Worth posting the battery temp

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Testing DCFC is something I plan to do in the future.

I have not focused on battery temp too much. From what I have seen so far the truck is happy leaving the battery alone if it's over 50F. I have not done much testing on that though since my truck rarely gets cold soaked. With the mild temp here even a full work day doesn't drop the battery temp that much.
I was hoping you would, I didn't want to side track your mission with cabin comfort at the moment.

As an aside, this evening I went for an hour long cruise with the truck in tow/haul mode, no appreciable increase of motor energy it was at 94% the entire time, earlier today I got it to rise from 91% to 96% using a DCFC drive destination. I'm thinking the tow/haul trick is only good for chilling a hot battery but not warming a cold battery. Add that test to your OBD2 research agenda, I'm curious what you will see.
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