2002 Honda Odyssey "sensor turbo pressure" Questions

...sensor input Hi Mario, I may be behind times, but believe the sensors you're referring to are the turbine pressure sensors. There are usually two, mounted onto he turbo inter-cooler. Regards

...sensor after the turbo,but my space wagon does not carry a turbo. no turbo means no boost which means no boost pressure sensor your vehicle will not have a boost pressure sensor if you dont have a ...

...sensor 1 performance, also sets a po299 turbo charger underboost. Im guessing its the exhaust pressure sensor? can't locate this sensor to save my life. Thanks The exhaust pressure sensor is ...

...sensor 4. Faulty Turbo/Super Charger 5. Engine over temperature 6. Ignition misfire exceeds the threshold 7. Faulty Knock sensor (KS) P0046 = Turbo/Super Charger Boost Control Solenoid Circuit ...

...senior The turbo pressure sensor is located in the inlet manifold. Check the wiring, clean the map sensor (pressure sensor), if still have the problem replace the sensor. They are not

...sensor - Faulty Turbo/Super Charger - Engine over temperature. - Ignition misfire exceeds the calibrated threshold. - Faulty Knock sensor (KS)I would doubt its the turbo as you said it seems to be ...

...sensor. The turbo control valve was swapped with a known good one and the symptom did not change. The S80 turbo control valve was installed in a car without symptoms and it remained symptom free. ...

turbo but operating down two smaller paths. The sensor measures the changing boost pressures as the second turbo rises to equal the first. If the generated voltage is not what it expects it shows as a

...turbo sensor problem had new turbo fitted new selonoid on bulk head new selonoid of air filter box new electro valve (waste gate)new pressure sensor mounted on top of intercooler new intercooler no ...

...turbo boost sensor low v. My dodge has a banks git kit and exhaust brake. My turbo boost pressure gauge show's good pressure. I have a long trip to make and would like to know if it is safe. Just put ...