Help fault code!
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Help fault code!
Hi all first post so be gently Need help finding out the meaning of a fault code. The code is p00d7 keeps coming back after reset. I think it my be the maf sensor is dirty, just need someone to confirm. My car is a 2005 sti ppp any help will be most appropriated many thanks rob
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Only mods I know about is k&n panel, straight centre pipe and ppp. I picked it up a few years backs one owner 27,000 miles. It's only done 33,000 now, mint condition not my words the mot blokes lol.
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Googling it throws it up as P0125 - insufficient coolant temperature for closed loop fuel control. Maybe a faulty coolant temperature sensor? Does the temperature gauge on the dash show ok, or does it seem a bit low?
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No not really gauge shows above first middle mark, dash command also shows temperature ok but don't think dashcommands all that precise to be honest.
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Ok I've found this googling anyone shed any light on what the hell this could mean? P00D7
Technical Definition:
Turbocharger/Supercharger Bypass Valve A Temperature Too High
Technical Definition:
Turbocharger/Supercharger Bypass Valve A Temperature Too High
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Looked at temp reading during drive to work all seems fine. Got up to temp quickly and stayed at a very steady 85c. Parked up left it running 5 mins fans kick in and out fine. Totally confused. Car seems a bit jerky when cold tho, sometimes doesn't feel quite as quick as it should be when warm. Thanks for your time tho bud
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