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Conditions for Setting the DTC

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P0A9C, P0AC6, P0ACB, P0AE9, P0BC3, P0C34, P0C7D, P0C82, P0C89, P0C8E, P0C93, P0C98, P0CA9, P0CAE, P0CB3, and P0CB8 

The difference between a hybrid/EV battery temperature sensor and the average of all the other hybrid/EV battery temperature sensors is greater than 25°C (45°F).

P0A9D, P0AC7, P0ACC, P0AEA, P0BC4, P0C35, P0C7E, P0C83, P0C8A, P0C8F, P0C94, P0C99, P0CAA, P0CAF, P0CB4, and P0CB9 

The hybrid/EV battery temperature sensor is greater than 160°C (320°F).

P0A9E, P0AC8, P0ACD, P0AEB, P0BC5, P0C36, P0C7F, P0C84, P0C8B, P0C90, P0C95, P0C9A, P0CAB, P0CB0, P0CB5, and P0CBA 

The hybrid/EV battery temperature sensor is less than -69°C (-92°F).

P0A9F, P0AC9, P0ACE, P0AEC, P0BC6, P0C37, P0C80, P0C85, P0C8C, P0C91, P0C96, P0C9B, P0CAC, P0CB1, P0CB6, and P0CBB 

The hybrid/EV battery temperature sensor is intermittent or has changed by 10°C (18°F) or greater for 4 out of 5 seconds.