Q21-6159-1052 | Genuine Paccar® BMS-100 Battery Monitor System (Bergstrom)
- Product SKU: Q21-6159-1052
- Availability: In Stock
Pickup available at 111 Belton Drive, Suite B. Usually ready in 24 hours
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Customer Service: Monday - Saturday: 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Pickup available at 111 Belton Drive, Suite B. Usually ready in 24 hours
| Description | Battery Monitor System |
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| Condition | New |
| Brand | Paccar® |
| Part Number | Q21-6159-1052 |
Fitment Guide
| Peterbilt, Kenworth |
The BMS-100 Battery Monitor System is an electronic controller used in heavy-duty trucks to monitor and manage both the starting batteries and auxiliary batteries. It's commonly found in PACCAR trucks (such as Kenworth and Peterbilt) equipped with battery-powered idle-reduction or sleeper HVAC systems.
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Protects the starting batteries. It continuously monitors battery voltage and state of charge. If the batteries become too discharged, it disconnects non-essential loads so the truck still has enough power to start the engine. Manages auxiliary batteries. Many trucks have a separate battery bank for sleeper accessories. The BMS-100 controls relays that connect or isolate the auxiliary batteries from the truck's charging system as needed. Supports engine-off operation. Drivers can run equipment such as: Sleeper air conditioning (ParkSmart/NITE systems) Cabin heaters Refrigerators TVs Inverters Interior lighting without unnecessarily draining the starting batteries. Calculates battery health. It measures: Starting battery voltage Auxiliary battery voltage Current flowing into and out of the batteries Battery temperature State of Charge (SoC) State of Health (SoH) Estimated remaining runtime for auxiliary loads. Communicates with the truck. Using the SAE J1939 CAN bus, it reports battery status and diagnostic information to the truck's electronic control systems. |
1. Frequent dead batteries
2. Sleeper accessories stop workingThe BMS may prematurely disconnect loads such as:
Sometimes these accessories shut off even when the batteries are well charged. 3. Incorrect battery readingsThe truck may display:
4. Charging system issuesThe BMS may fail to properly manage battery charging, causing:
5. CAN bus communication faultsSince the BMS communicates over the SAE J1939 CAN bus, a failure may trigger:
6. Battery isolation problemsThe battery isolation relay may:
7. Intermittent electrical behaviorSymptoms may come and go, especially after:
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Headquartered in Bellevue, WA, PACCAR® is a Fortune 500 company specializing in heavy duty commercial vehicles. Founded in 1915 as the Pacific Car and Railway Company, PACCAR Inc grew from a small railway equipment supplier to one of the world's largest manufacturers of light, medium, and heavy duty trucks. It is a major designer and manufacturer of diesel engines and powertrain components through dealer networks in over 2,200 locations around the world. The company also operates parts distribution centers for aftermarket support that includes customer call centers operating 24 hours a day and state-of-the-art inventory management systems that speed up order processing.