Isolation Resistence, why do different cars have a different value..

Discussion in 'Hyundai Kona Electric' started by FloridaSun, Jan 16, 2021.

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  1. FloridaSun

    FloridaSun Well-Known Member

    I talked with someone I know from a Kona EV facebook group and got the question why some cars have 1000 k ohm and others 3000k ohms isolation resistance? Does anyone know?
     
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  3. mikeselectricstuff

    mikeselectricstuff Active Member

    As it's such a round number I'd guess it's the limit of measurement - either different hardware of firmware.
     
  4. Mine reads 3000 but I see the max value in the PID is 1000. I'm not sure we have any evidence that the value is trustworthy in any case.

    000_Isolation Resistance Surge Resistor 0x220101 ((bf<8)+bg) 0 1000 kOhm 7E4

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    Last edited: Jan 16, 2021
  5. ttsherpa

    ttsherpa New Member

    As far as I know in my Kona 2020 the latest BMS update changed the resistance value from 1000 kOhm to 3000 kOhm
     
  6. CR123

    CR123 New Member

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  8. This forum has become virtually useless. A shame really.
     
  9. I tried setting the parameter max limit to 10,000 and then 1,000. In both cases it always read 3,000.
     
  10. CR123

    CR123 New Member

    More information about this.
    1000 kOhm is an indicator that campaign 196 (01D072) didnĀ“t update correctly.

    Now my car has 3000kOhm and passed two more campaign 00D111 and 00D118.
     
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