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No, of course not. Any time a code is set the OBD system records a snapshot of engine parameters. When this code set, it recorded the boost pressure in excess of 12,000 psi, which is obviously impossible and therefore a failing pressure sensor. I have a new one ordered.
Meanwhile after clearing this latest code I completed a round trip of almost 700 miles this weekend, and NO CODE. I am still changing the boost pressure sensor.
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