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2022 LR Battery Replacement

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Hooked up cable adapter and SMT - here’s what resulted on the reman. battery pack replacement - can finally put this to rest.
Great. Clearly the 2170L 82.1kWh pack (aka 75kWh pack in Tesla Service Center I guess?). About what I expected. NFP slightly lower than the 78kWh I expected, but this may have changed; this should project to 352miles rather than 354rmi.
But you said your latest 90% was 317 rather than 320 - that does project to 352 (which is 352/358*79kWh = 77.7kWh) so it likely all makes sense.

And you got a pack reasonably well matched to what you started with.
 
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Hooked up cable adapter and SMT - here’s what resulted on the reman. battery pack replacement - can finally put this to rest.
I am going through the same questions right here in Austin and I stumbled on this thread. I picked up my 2022 Model Y Performance on April 23rd. Ran over some debris 3 weeks ago and need a new battery pack. I just realized that the battery pack part number says RMN and 75KWH. I sent a chat to service asking if they were fitting the correct battery pack as I believed mine should be 82. They said it was the correct pack. Its been challenging trying to research this online. I noted that they finally replaced the battery pack today as the car came back to life and they have left it this evening charging at their service center. At 50% charge, the range appears to be lower than what I remember it used to be. I am worried like you were. How did this all work out for you? I know its been a few months since you posted last regarding the battery pack change.