The 2008 Chevy Tahoe Hybrid battery problems are a dead battery or battery drains rapidly. You will come into issues with the battery during the life cycle of the vehicle. A cracked case could come about and will need to be replaced completely. There can be a leak, causing the fluid to come out. The battery can drain quickly and will need to fixed. The battery can just be completely out of juice. You will need to recharge or replace it at this juncture. This piece of equipment will eventually become useless. The battery will need to be changed every 50,000 to 60,000 miles. It may coSTSome money, but You will have to cough up the cash to keep Your car running.
Lewis L.
April 10, 2020
Most often, hybrid high-voltage batteries fail due to memory, or one or more bad cells. When batteries fail due to cell memory or cell degradation, the vehicle looses efficiency (as measured in mpge). This is because the battery will no longer be able to drive the vehicle with as much energy or as long as it was capable before. In some situations, the service hybrid battery (or similar) warning light will appear, and the vehicle may no longer be able to operate as an electric vehicle, or even hybrid driven ice to assist. In the worst case, the vehicle may be completely disabled, although the 12-volt electronics still work
Hi I have a 2008 Chevy Tahoe ltz 5.3 flex fuel and I tested it with a meter and I'm drawing 1.40 MA is that two much ? And I pulled some fuses and the ones drawing are "abs 2" "air bag batt" and "L/gate RELSE" they each are pulling roughly 25-30 MA . PLEASE someone help me . Only light on is P parking assist light . No check engine no codes nothing
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