OEM Hybrid And Electric Vehicle Disable Search
2025 Honda CR-V e:FCEV
Click the links below for OEM repair information. (Note: additional purchase is required for a subscription to each OEM's repair information website.)
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| HV DVOM Required | X |
Accessing Disable Procedure
To find the Honda High-Voltage Disable Procedures:
- Go to techinfo.honda.com
- Enter username and password (top left of webpage)
- Click Login
- Click Service Info (top of webpage)
- Select Model from dropdown (top left of webpage)
- Select Year from dropdown (top left of webpage)
- Type Precautions in Type-In Keyword box (top left of webpage)
- Click Search
- Click High-Voltage Cut-Off Service Procedure blue text (middle of webpage)
Hybrid And Electric Vehicle Welding Best Practices
When welding on a hybrid vehicle or electric vehicle, follow the same precautions as when welding on a conventional vehicle. In addition, there are precautions to take with the high-voltage battery. As a best practice, disconnect both the 12 V battery and the high-voltage battery service disconnect. (Note: Always disable the high-voltage battery following the vehicle makers repair information and follow all safety precautions.)
Refinish Precautions
- "When painting for body repair, disconnect the negative cable from the 12V battery, then cover the intake air duct (A) and the exhaust pipe (B) with a tape."
- "High temperature may damage the fuel cell (FC) stack and the compressed hydrogen gas (CHG) tank. When drying paint in a heated paint booth, make sure the temperature does not exceed 140°F (60°C)" (ambient temperature)
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