HVP_w068_shuntUnexpectedThermistor
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What does the HVP_w068_shuntUnexpectedThermistor alert mean?
The High Voltage Processor (HVP) detects the shunt thermistor is present when the HVP calibration block has shunt Temperature Coefficients of Resistance (TCRs) for a shunt without a thermistor.
What you'll see in your Tesla
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What triggers it
A shunt thermistor is detected when the shunt TCRs in the HVP calibration block indicate a shunt thermistor should not be present.
When it clears
The shunt TCRs programmed into the HVP calibration block indicate the shunt should have a thermistor.
Potential impact
The High Voltage Controller (HVC) will measure the pack current less accurately affecting algorithms such as pack energy estimation. No immediate vehicle functional impact.
Affected models
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