Multiple Engine codes HELP!!!
Hey volvo family new to this site and was hoping to get a little help on my 2.9 turbo turd. I have (CEL) codes out the ying yang and need help solving them.
1st code:P0351 2nd code:P0353 3rd code:P0356 4th code:P0352 5th code:P0420 6th code:P0234 now I know the first 4 codes are miss fire codes but I just put new NGK platinums in and still no fix. Is it likely to lose four cool packs at once? And I assume the P0420 is for the catalytic converter? And not sure what the over boost is about as well? Any help would be great😞 |
Originally Posted by 2.9turboturd
(Post 455198)
Hey volvo family new to this site and was hoping to get a little help on my 2.9 turbo turd. I have (CEL) codes out the ying yang and need help solving them.
1st code:P0351 2nd code:P0353 3rd code:P0356 4th code:P0352 5th code:P0420 6th code:P0234 now I know the first 4 codes are miss fire codes but I just put new NGK platinums in and still no fix. Is it likely to lose four cool packs at once? And I assume the P0420 is for the catalytic converter? And not sure what the over boost is about as well? Any help would be great😞 You may have a vacuum leak going to the "wastgate" and it's not dumping some of boost. Here's a video of how to troubleshoot.. |
So I should start with the over boost code first?
|
Originally Posted by 2.9turboturd
(Post 455221)
So I should start with the over boost code first?
|
+1 on MM's advise. Start with the vacuum lines as that can cause lean trim issues and issues with the connected actuator. Also spray around for possible cracks in intake tubing - its possible overboosting blew a hole or cracked an intake air path component.
|
Awsome thanks a lot guys I'll give that a try and see what I come up with
|
First thing - don't panic. Trust these guys in the forum, they know what they are doing.
Things to Check: Vacuum Lines (google how to find vacuum leaks) - it's likely that this is the culprit of MOST of the problems you are having (if not all). I would check/replace the PCV lines, unless you've done so recently thats worth doing - even if it isn't the "problem" here. Get an OBDII reader - they are cheap, and will give you more information. I like the BlueTooth type, so it pairs with the phone and you can actually see a little more information. OR get a Vida/Dice setup(or whatever the current/corrent version is called now) that will give you A LOT of data to look at. I just had a similar problem with my XC90 - T6 (P0420 code) you can see the progress here 2004 xc90 t6 - p0420 (don't know if posting ext. links is acceptable on this forum... but it's worth a shot) Adam |
Im dumb, clearly you have some sort of OBDII reader. Carry on.
|
All times are GMT -5. The time now is 04:16 AM. |
© 2024 MH Sub I, LLC dba Internet Brands