Re: (phuz)
Yes..
That is if the temp reading failure is a result of a bad sensor. If a temperature sensor is broken it can give an extremely low reading to the ECU, something like minus 40 degree. With these temps I don't think the ECU will allow the turbo to spool that much so it will probably prevent the turbo from delivering boost. There are a few ways to do this.
But this has nothing to do with the mentioed issue...
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There is a TNN about the gauge/boost issue
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Yes..
That is if the temp reading failure is a result of a bad sensor. If a temperature sensor is broken it can give an extremely low reading to the ECU, something like minus 40 degree. With these temps I don't think the ECU will allow the turbo to spool that much so it will probably prevent the turbo from delivering boost. There are a few ways to do this.
But this has nothing to do with the mentioed issue...
There is a TNN about the gauge/boost issue
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| "to resolve this concern upgrade the engine managament software using the ecm upgrade option in VIDA. use software product number 30677021 (ecm upgrade)" -TNN 28-67 this is repairable by software alone |
