P0B0E OBD-II: Hybrid Battery Pack Current Sensor "B" Circuit

P0B0E Severity

Urgent

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What causes OBD-II fault code P0B0E?

The High Voltage Battery Pack has a current sensor mounted to the negative battery cable. This sensor tells the Battery control module if the battery pack is being charged or discharged. If the Battery control module detects a malfunction in the sensor's circuit, it will set code P0B0E.

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OBD II Fault Code

  • OBD II P0B0E

OBD-II Code Battery current sensor failure is defined as a Hybrid Battery Pack Current Sensor "B" Circuit

The High Voltage Battery Pack has a current sensor mounted to the negative battery cable. This sensor tells the Battery control module if the battery pack is being charged or discharged. If the Battery control module detects a malfunction in the sensor's circuit, it will set code P0B0E.

Common Problems That Trigger the P0B0E Code

  • Battery Control Module Failure
  • Battery current sensor failure
  • High voltage battery assembly failure
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