r/pacificahybrid

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u/ModCodeofConduct — 2 days ago

Is anyone beating my efficiency?

2782 ev miles to 57 gas miles. Wouldve been even higher without driving out of town a few times.

83mpg.

I took this photo after driving about 39 miles out and back home, still with 10% left. It says 4 miles left, but my experience tells me it would go quite a bit further.

I do this with smooth driving, avoid braking, switching to L mode to slowdown, light pedal.

u/yun789 — 11 days ago

I’m looking at a 2021 Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid with 80k miles Ziegler is offering a MaxCare warranty (5yr/60k) for $6ktrying to decide if it’s worth it or overpriced. From what I understand, MaxCare is a genuine Mopar-backed extended warranty that covers most mechanical and electrical components (excluding wear items), where you pay a deductible per visit and the dealer handles approval and billing, often with perks like rental and roadside assistance. I know these vans can have electronics/hybrid issues, but some major hybrid components may already be under factory warranty, so I’m debating between paying $6k upfront vs just saving that for repairs since I plan to keep the van long-term anyone have experience with MaxCare or repairs on a PacHy after 80k?

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u/generation_beta — 11 days ago
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What aftermarket brands of the glass have the same acoustic rating as the Mopar oem? I'm looking to replace the cracked windshield and would like to see if folks here have had to replace theirs and if they have noticed a difference in quality with aftermarket brands. I have a 2018 hybrid limited. TIA.

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u/Legitimate-Lawyer-88 — 12 days ago

Wife and I just ended up buying a '23 Hybrid Touring (30k miles, listed at 30k usd) and felt it was a great deal (I was excited about the EV stuff). But this vanlife stuff is pretty awesome, sure, its not as cool looking as my truck, but it can spaciously seat my 3 kids and wife, and all of our golf bags and not even sweat about it.

It might be a mini van, but its the coolest mini van

https://preview.redd.it/mnq35pugy4zg1.png?width=723&format=png&auto=webp&s=123b8efe0c0a1a4fde74431e2fbe2d16994c3edb

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u/motomat86 — 10 days ago

Have a 2024, at first level one charging in the garage was going great, as time went on the car began throwing errors, which were fixed at first by plugging it back in, but then it’s been failing to charge and just erroring, and when we took it to dealer they reset code and said it’s fine, same problem again, the garage only has one regular outlet, and it’s a bit finicky, it’s gfci and triggers when I unplug things sometimes, is it the outlet, the dealership was able to charge it no problem

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u/Bright-Magician5710 — 11 days ago

I absolutely love my minivan (came from an aging Honda that was towards the end of its life after 180,000 miles), but it has this random check engine light that comes on about once a month. I have tried driving to autozone but it automatically goes away after I turn off the engine. There is no record of a fault when they check it with their reader. We have a small warranty left from hertz and I want to be doubly sure this is just a glitch.

I’d also love to check battery health (or at least last stored test record).

Anyone have a reader they like? Cost and source?

Thanks, Katie

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u/Kw913 — 11 days ago

I wasn't there but my wife noticed the car making this sound. Is it normal? She was just about to leave, van was at 100% charge, had been just unplugged, cold engine that was off. It wasn't a hot day at all. Thanks

u/Tw0Bit — 14 days ago