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DTC β€Ί EMO1 EMO1 / 0234 7 variants

Turbocharger

β–Ά How to fix

Check EGR cooler visually eg with an endoscope . If you find a fault with the EGR cooler , investigate the cause of the failure eg caused by too much soot from the engine or leaking coolant in the cooler Make sure the EGR valve can move freely and closes properly Check the boost pressure sensor ( T122 ) with ignition on and engine off To check if the MAF adaptation may be incorrect : - Check for leaks between the mass air flow sensor ( T126 ) and the compressor - Check the mass air flow sensor T126 , exhaust pressure sensor T125 , boost pressure sensor T122 and boost temperature sensor T121 . Check the turbocharger and its motor - use SDP3 's condition test for variable turbochargers Check the exhaust system for leaks between the turbine and muffler Check for error codes related to the injectors Check the engine oil consumption, for example, if there are leaks in the turbocharger. Gas engine: Check throttle M34 Check the dump valves V189, V190, and the control for these works Check wastegate valve V109 and boost pressure sensor T47. Note Always perform a reset of adaptation values ​​of the mass air flow sensor , if the mass air flow sensor is replaced, or if a leak in the air intake system have been fixed To verify that the error is fixed requires driving with a full load for a few minutes

What you'll see

No driver-visible symptom recorded.

System reaction

Can lead to increased fuel consumption Yellow warning light Gas engine: There is a risk that the hoses come off. Throttle opening is limited.

Diagnostic depth

Detection

Actual boost pressure is higher than requested boost pressure by more than the permitted tolerance

Possible cause

Possible causes: β€’ Blocked EGR cooler (eg from coolant leak coolant or too much soot) β€’ EGR valve stuck closed β€’ MAF adaption has incorrectly high values β€’ Incorrect signal ​​from the exhaust pressure sensor T125, boost pressure sensor T122, boost temperature sensor T121, mass air flow sensor T126 β€’ Defective turbocharger - including wastegate / VGT control β€’ Leaks in the exhaust system immediately after the turbine β€’ Too much fuel injected. β€’ Engine runs on engine oil Gas engine: β€’ Wastegate valve is stuck in the closed position. β€’ The control valve to the wastegate actuator is broken β€’ Boost pressure sensor shows incorrect value

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