A Possible Fix For Frequent Error Codes?
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A Possible Fix For Frequent Error Codes?
I was on another forum and received this answer to my post concerning a new scan tool I had purchased due to constant error codes, particularly one concerning "turbo boost not detected". I reprint the respondent's answer below:
"My Dodge had the same glitch you're talking about (Turbo Boost Not Detected) only it powered down at the same time. It still ran but just barely more than an idle as w/no boost detected, the ECM wouldn't give it any fuel. Cure was some dielectric grease on the clip together connections located along the intake manifold. Took the connectors apart and put grease on the connections, put the connectors back together and no codes for the last 7500 miles anyway, where it used to get them once a week or so."
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"My Dodge had the same glitch you're talking about (Turbo Boost Not Detected) only it powered down at the same time. It still ran but just barely more than an idle as w/no boost detected, the ECM wouldn't give it any fuel. Cure was some dielectric grease on the clip together connections located along the intake manifold. Took the connectors apart and put grease on the connections, put the connectors back together and no codes for the last 7500 miles anyway, where it used to get them once a week or so."
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From: Spring,TX
P2262-turbo boost mech-usually means turbo carbon build up.Dodge says to reset & use exh brake to try break up & also to have latest software.Honestly most have returned for turbo replacement.The connector thing is prob just coincedental
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