Bad cell but only needs BMS replacement, is this right?
My EV9 has been showing weird charging behavior so I took it to Kia. Before sending the car back, I plugged in an ODBII and saw one of the cell has lower voltage (4.02V for that cell and others at 4.08V). After their local certified EV technician's diagnostics (also some back and forth with Kia Canada), they came to a conclusion that BMS needs to be swapped out. Since it's a BMS, it's going to be a lot faster than swapping out the HV batteries.
I'm asking the EV pros here that if a bad cell can be fixed by swapping out the BMS module? I'm always having the impression that a bad cell needs to be swapped out. If BMS causes problems, we should be seeing problems on other cells as well.