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P3200

Hybrid/EV Battery Pack Voltage Out of Range

2012-2017 Buick Regal 2.4L I4 Hybrid

Critical SeverityPowertrainGeneric (SAE)

Description

The hybrid battery management system detected the overall pack voltage is outside the acceptable operating range. This affects the ability to provide or absorb electrical power.

Symptoms

  • Hybrid/EV warning light
  • Reduced electric driving range
  • Forced ICE operation in hybrid
  • Reduced power mode
  • Battery charge level inaccurate
  • Climate control may be limited

Common Causes

  • Battery cell degradation
  • Cell voltage imbalance
  • BMS sensor failure
  • High-voltage connection resistance
  • Battery cooling system failure

Diagnostic Steps

  1. Read HV battery voltage and SOC
  2. Check individual cell voltages for imbalance
  3. Inspect HV battery cooling system
  4. Test high-voltage isolation resistance
  5. Review battery health data and degradation history

Repair Notes

HV battery module replacement or complete pack replacement. Must be performed by qualified HV-certified technician. Always follow HV safety procedures.

Related Codes

P3201Hybrid/EV Battery Cell Voltage ImbalanceP3202Hybrid/EV Battery Pack State of Charge Calculation ErrorP3203Hybrid/EV Battery Pack Internal Resistance High

Other Powertrain Codes

P3200 on Other Vehicles

Common Questions

What does code P3200 mean on a 2012-2017 Buick Regal?

P3200 stands for "Hybrid/EV Battery Pack Voltage Out of Range". The hybrid battery management system detected the overall pack voltage is outside the acceptable operating range. This affects the ability to provide or absorb electrical power.

What are the symptoms of P3200 on a Buick Regal?

Common symptoms of P3200 include: Hybrid/EV warning light, Reduced electric driving range, Forced ICE operation in hybrid, Reduced power mode, Battery charge level inaccurate, Climate control may be limited.

What causes P3200 on a 2012-2017 Buick Regal?

Common causes of P3200 include: Battery cell degradation, Cell voltage imbalance, BMS sensor failure, High-voltage connection resistance, Battery cooling system failure.

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