The professor also does other tear-downs of the battery pack.Very detailed and 
nicely edited.Danny Ames

    On Wednesday, December 19, 2018, 8:53:30 PM PST, brucedp5 via EV 
<ev@lists.evdl.org> wrote:  
 
 

https://insideevs.com/chevrolet-bolt-motor-deep-dive-video/
Chevrolet Bolt EV Traction Motor – Deep Dive: Video
2018-12-17  DOMENICK YONEY  YouTube

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video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=APhRPSdmdmk
Chevrolet Bolt EV Traction Motor - Deep Dive
WeberAuto  Published on Dec 17, 2018
Join us for a deep dive into the incredible Chevrolet Bolt EV Traction Motor
(part of the 1ET25 Drive Unit).  Watch the drive unit disassembly and learn
about the internal parts.

Video Timeline:
Video introduction at 0:12
Drive Unit (DU) Specifications at 0:36
MUST SEE - Motor torque verses torque to the wheels at 0:55
Lubrication and coolant at 3:57
Drive Unit Identification and Option Codes at 4:27
See the Transmission Range Selector Actuator and shifter at 5:34
Transmission fluid fill, drain, and fluid level checking at 6:48
Transmission electric fluid pump (12V) operation at 8:52
Motor resolver and fluid temperature sensor connector at 9:53
Rear view and components at 10:52
Transmission holding fixture at 11:55
Transmission weight at 12:31
Electric oil pump removal at 12:40
Removal of the Output Shafts at 13:39
Transmission Range Selector Actuator removal at 16:53
Transmission Case (Right Side Cover) removal at 18:03
Shift linkage, park pawl, and Internal Mode Switch (IMS) at 18:56
Ring gear, differential, bearings, and end-play shims at 19:42
Non-reusable aluminum gaskets at 22:32
Oil baffle and magnet at 22:41
Differential case removal at 23:43
Transmission Case Cover (Left Side Cover) removal at 24:44
Oil filter, Resolver, and fluid temperature sensor at 26:46
End view of motor rotor, stator, and lubrication/cooling channel at 27:18
Fluid filter removal and positioning at 28:10
Resolver removal at 28:48
Bearing center support removal at 30:05
Counter drive gear removal at 30:35
Lubrication channel and three-phase cable nut retainer removal at 31:09
Oil distribution channel removal at 31:32
Preparation for rotor removal at 31:45
MUST SEE - Rotor centering tool installation at 32:58
Oil sump cover removal at 37:14
Coolant sump cover removal at 38:02
Installation of Rotor puller tools at 39:16
MUST SEE - Pulling the Rotor from the Stator at 43:38
Rotor components at 49:04
Stator removal procedure at 50:42
MUST SEE - Stator unique design review at 51:50
The "Small Block Chevrolet" of electric motors at 52:01
THREE MOVING PARTS and reliability at 54:56
Video wrap-up  at 57:33

2017-2019 Chevrolet Bolt EV Drive Unit disassembly - A Youtube first!

Weber State University (WSU) - Department of Automotive Technology - Ardell
Brown Technology Wing - Transmission Lab. 

This is the seventh in a series of videos on the 2017-2019 Chevrolet Bolt EV 

W.S.U is a leader in Hybrid and Electric Vehicle education. This topic is
taught as part of our 4-year bachelor's degree program. For information
joining the Weber Automotive program, visit: http://www.weber.edu/automotive
]

Class is in session.

If you have ever been curious about the drive unit that puts the Chevy Bolt
[
https://insideevs.com/tag/chevy-bolt/
] in motion, well, wonder no more. Located under the hood of the car, this
component actually contains an electric motor, gears, and some other
components — including two smaller electric motors — needed to make the
wheels of the car turn. In the video above, Professor John Kelly of Weber
State University (WSU) takes the block apart for our enjoyment and
edification.
More about the Chevy Bolt
Here Are Some Lesser Known Chevy Bolt EV Features You Might Have Missed
WeberAuto Examines The Chevy Bolt EV's Battery Coolant System
Check Out The Chevy Bolt EV High Voltage Components In Detail

Now, you may be thinking this just might be the most boring idea for a video
ever. If so, you’d be wrong. Although it can, admittedly, be a bit dry here
and there, you’ll quite possibly find yourself totally drawn in after the
first couple of minutes. Sure, there are no car chases, sight gags, or other
gimmicks. But, there is a certain beguiling quality to the simple act of
discovery and learning that can mysteriously keep you engaged. The WeberAuto
YouTube channel didn’t manage to attract over 100,000 subscribers by
accident.

Before the disassembly action begins, Professor Kelly discusses the motor
and some of its performance parameters in relation to the unit in the Bowtie
brand’s previous all-electric, the Spark EV. The Bolt’s motor produces less
torque, has a lower peak amperage draw, and a higher RPM. Yet, we’re
informed, it actually offers more torque and is a more efficient design.

The professor then takes us on a complete tour of the unit’s exterior,
explaining all the various parts and pieces that are visible from the
outside. With everything clearly labeled, the learning experience begins.

If you enjoyed this video, we would encourage you to take a look back at
another recent video [
https://insideevs.com/chevy-bolt-ev-coolant-loop-video/
] from Professor Kelly in which he teaches us all about the in and outs of
the Bolt’s battery coolant system ...
[© insideevs.com]


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http://mentalfloss.com/article/567925/tesla-drivers-now-have-fart-sounds-in-their-car
Tesla Drivers Now Have Access to a Library of Fart Sounds in Their Car
December 17, 2018  It also turns the electric vehicles into on-demand fart
machines, according to ... crackling fire on the central console and prompts
the car to blast the heat and turn ...
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