Audi
Intake manifold flap (runner) position sensor signal does not make sense. Common on 2.0 TFSI/TSI and TDI; the flap motor/sensor unit or the flaps themselves.
P2015: Intake manifold flap (runner) position sensor signal does not make sense. Common on 2.0 TFSI/TSI and TDI; the flap motor/sensor unit or the flaps themselves.
Intake manifold flap (runner) position sensor signal does not make sense. Common on 2.0 TFSI/TSI and TDI; the flap motor/sensor unit or the flaps themselves.
Intake manifold runner (swirl flap) position sensor range fault. On BMW diesels the swirl flaps gum up with EGR soot and stick.
Swirl flap (intake manifold runner) position sensor range fault on Mini diesels; flaps gum up with EGR soot and stick.
Intake manifold flap (runner) position sensor signal does not make sense. Common on 2.0 TFSI/TSI and TDI; the flap motor/sensor unit or the flaps themselves.
Intake manifold flap (runner) position sensor signal does not make sense. Common on 2.0 TFSI/TSI and TDI; the flap motor/sensor unit or the flaps themselves.
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