Does Hybrid Battery Conditioning Really Work?

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Does Hybrid Battery Conditioning Really Work?

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Does Hybrid Battery Conditioning Really Work?

• Anyone that is even remotely familiar with
  hybrid vehicles is aware that even with the many
  benefits they give, there are some potential
  drawbacks that are necessary to consider. One of
  these drawbacks, according to mechanics and
  consumers, seems to be with their battery's
  longevity, power and all-mighty gas mileage over
  time. The drawbacks do not affect every consumer
  and every hybrid on the road - and there are
  plenty. Current reports estimate some two million
  hybrid-gas-electric and diesel-electric vehicles
  on the road in 2013 and the EIA estimates that in
  2011, there were nearly 11 million alternative
  fuel vehicles in the United States. With that
  many hybrids driven, there are bound to be some
  battery issues and most have to do with loss of
  power and gas mileage.

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• Most consumers are willing to take the risks and
  many warranties have extended battery coverage to
  100,000 in many cases. Most batteries will last
  well beyond those estimates and can continue to
  perform as new. But there are some batteries
  which even after this amount of life just need
  some new life breathed into them. If a hybrid car
  experiences a battery failure outside of its
  warranty, however, the owner is on his or her own
  when it comes to battery replacement. Consumers
  who are not aware of the hybrid battery
  conditioning option may find themselves in awe at
  current hybrid battery prices, some climbing over
  4,000. Dr. Mark Quarto and his team at the
  Automotive Research and Design have developed
  technology that can restore a hybrid battery to
  over 95 of its original performance.

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• The technology sounds quite mind-blowing, but
  the question remains - does it work? Many
  consumers are anxious to save thousands of
  dollars with hybrid battery conditioning rather
  than replacing their old battery. Not only are
  financial savings evident, but many hybrid owners
  are anxious to enjoy the environmental benefits
  of this exclusive technology as was one of the
  original factors in why they purchased a hybrid
  in the first place. Dr. Mark Quarto is an expert
  in hybrid battery conditioning and states that
  his proprietary technology will change the hybrid
  industry. His familiarity with nickel metal
  hydride, lithium technologies and the history of
  hybrid development makes for some very
  interesting and research-based finds.

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• If you notice that your hybrid has less power
  than ever before, or that your fuel efficiency is
  far below your normal range, your battery
  capabilities may be under some sort of failure or
  deterioration. How does a hybrid battery lose
  performance capabilities? There are two systems
  that can impact your hybrid's acceleration. Of
  course, when it comes to traditional cars you
  only have one propulsion system composed of the
  engine which goes on gasoline. With a hybrid, you
  have the engine with gasoline and then you have
  an electric propulsion or traction system. Both
  must work together in order to make your hybrid
  what it is. There are times where the hybrid
  battery pack may be low on energy and power. When
  you begin the acceleration process, the hybrid
  requires that electric traction system to make
  the vehicle go. If that battery pack isn't
  providing the proper amount of energy, you may
  feel the hybrid hesitate or seem more sluggish
  than usual. If you can identify the cause or work
  with an auto repair shop specialized in finding
  solutions for diminishing batteries or
  acceleration issues, your hybrid can continue to
  last you for many years.

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• That is why battery conditioning is gaining so
  much popularity. Hybrid owners can immediately
  enjoy their vehicle's performance again. The
  hybrid battery conditioning is straightforward
  and costs a fraction of the cost of a new
  battery. This alone is what consumers are most
  excited for, and rightfully so. There are
  thousands of old hybrid batteries filling up
  landfills across the country. In order to make a
  difference on the environment, as most hybrid
  drivers want to do, so hybrid battery
  conditioning can help eliminate landfill waste.
• At an average cost of 4,000 to 4,500, this is
  a significant investment that essentially
  eliminates the reason for buying a hybrid
  vehicle. Hybrid vehicles tend to be a little more
  expensive upfront but are not necessarily more
  expensive to maintain during their lifetime,
  unless you need to replace the battery after the
  warranty is up. Hybrid battery conditioning
  eliminates this drawback by costing less and
  giving your vehicle more life. Because the hybrid
  battery is an integral part of the vehicle's
  operation, it is often compared to the vehicle's
  transmission. Most hybrid batteries do not need
  to be replaced. In fact, 60-80 of hybrid
  batteries which were bought new didn't have to be
  replaced when they were not performing well (when
  under warranty or not).

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• The battery system is much more complex,
  however. The hybrid battery is not one entity but
  a pack of battery modules. The battery pack is
  what gives the vehicle its power. Without this
  battery pack, a hybrid driver cannot and would
  not get the power or the fuel efficiency it
  claims. The Toyota Prius battery, for example,
  consists of 28 individual modules and when there
  is a battery pack issue, it is most likely due to
  one of the modules, not all of them. Each of the
  28 modules has its own health state and at any
  given time they can be at a different state. Over
  time, the battery modules in the worst state in
  that pack end up triggering a diagnostic code and
  that sometimes can force a dealer or repair shop
  to replace the battery. However it may be that
  one or two of the modules need to be replaced and
  not the entire pack or the battery could just be
  imbalanced or low on capacity. Low capacity is
  where battery conditioning comes into play and is
  very common. Conditioning means that the pack is
  cycled (top charge taken down to zero then back
  to 100). This is good for the battery pack and
  the cells but can also help diagnose any pack
  issues.

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• All in all, hybrid battery replacement is one of
  the most critical issues facing hybrid drivers.
  With hybrid battery conditioning as effective and
  as efficient as it is, drivers have another
  option for extending the lifetime of their hybrid
  and supporting a cleaner environment.
  Reconditioning a battery has been found to add
  about six years to the vehicle for one-fourth of
  the price of replacing the entire battery pack.
  It has been proven to improve fuel efficiency and
  increase power and has been highly recommended by
  consumers all over. Is it worth a shot?
  Absolutely. When shops can guarantee the
  advantages mentioned above, it is well worth it.
• We are hybrid certified auto repair specialists
  and Tempe's home of the patented Hybrid Battery
  Conditioning process. To learn more, visit us a
  http//www.hybridbatteryswap.com

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