It sounds like you did a 40kWh upgrade? Surprised the 40kWh cells fit into the 24kWh box without changes.
Best forum member to talk to is dala https://dalasevrepair.fi/
I think you will need:
- 40kWh BMS
- dalas 40 -> 24 CAN bridge
Ok so this is a great start for wiring things up, although interestingly my LS11 connector has an extra wire that's not shown on this diagram on pin 11.
Source: https://www.diyelectriccar.com/threads/ ... ost-871641From Cor @ DIYElectricCar wrote: The BMS cannot limit anything, it only measures voltage and current and it will balance the cells 24/7 as long as it receives +12V on pin 5 (BAT) of the round connector, which is wired to pin 12 of the LB11 connector.
Also, all 96 pairs of cells need to be plugged in obviously.
The BMS will only communicate when there is 12V on either IGN (pin 4 round connector, pin 6 or 7 of LB11, for old/new BMS) or CHG IGN (Charging) which is located on pin 21 or 31 (old/new battery type), pin 5 of LB11.
They come up on eBay from time to time. I'm not sure the 62kwh pack has been reversed engineered but I think a 24kwh or 36kwh BMS should work fine. The 42kwh is a little more tricky apparentlyianlighting wrote: ↑Thu May 30, 2024 5:47 am I am considering getting new CATL modules for a project that is based on Nissan Leaf and Resolve EV. These would be 4s1p x24 modules and total 63kWh.
Are there any options for getting hold of a Leaf 62kWh BMS? I don’t want to buy an entire second hand battery pack.
I have 24kWh BMS. So to be clear, it should work ok with the larger capacity if wired correctly? That’s good info, thanks. If it’s at least worth a go I will get into it in due course.Jacobsmess wrote: ↑Thu May 30, 2024 6:54 am They come up on eBay from time to time. I'm not sure the 62kwh pack has been reversed engineered but I think a 24kwh or 36kwh BMS should work fine. The 42kwh is a little more tricky apparently
I believe so. Alibro here has used the 24kWk leaf BMS with VW modules. You may need to reinterpret the messages with an Arduino or something similar but I'm a bit out of my depth from here on.ianlighting wrote: ↑Thu May 30, 2024 7:01 am I have 24kWh BMS. So to be clear, it should work ok with the larger capacity if wired correctly?
Well I’ll report back if I’m successful. Or not….!Jacobsmess wrote: ↑Thu May 30, 2024 7:13 am I believe so. Alibro here has used the 24kWk leaf BMS with VW modules. You may need to reinterpret the messages with an Arduino or something similar but I'm a bit out of my depth from here on.
Ah, ok. That’s sounds more like what I expected, even though I am coming from a pretty low-knowledge starting point, so I am deferring to those with more experience at this stage.
You have skills and knowledge that I don’t have unfortunately!Marat wrote: ↑Fri May 31, 2024 7:20 pm I modified the firmware of the BMS unit of all generations of Liaf, chip 70F3236 70F3382, in order to expand the range of their operation to the required battery parameters, the most popular CATL 115Ah 120Ah 180Ah..., there is an example of standard BMS30 firmware adapted for BMS24 (3NR4C_BLINK-OFF.kwp).
Is it possible to change firmware and the sensor on a 24kWh BMS so that it can see a larger 62kWh pack?
How do you modify the firmware of the BMS?Marat wrote: ↑Fri May 31, 2024 7:20 pm I modified the firmware of the BMS unit of all generations of Liaf, chip 70F3236 70F3382, in order to expand the range of their operation to the required battery parameters, the most popular CATL 115Ah 120Ah 180Ah..., there is an example of standard BMS30 firmware adapted for BMS24 (3NR4C_BLINK-OFF.kwp).
Marat wrote: ↑Fri May 31, 2024 7:20 pm I modified the firmware of the BMS unit of all generations of Liaf, chip 70F3236 70F3382, in order to expand the range of their operation to the required battery parameters, the most popular CATL 115Ah 120Ah 180Ah..., there is an example of standard BMS30 firmware adapted for BMS24 (3NR4C_BLINK-OFF.kwp).