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kenneally_mark



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Fault Code: P023D-22 (2F) - Any idea's

Hi!

I've got the fault code:

P023D-22 (2F) Manifold absolute pressure - turbocharger/ supercharger boost sensor A correlation - General signal failure - signal amplityde>maximum

Any idea's what could be causing it?

Thanks!

Post #597596 15th Jun 2021 1:19pm
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That basically means the pressure measured by the MAP (Near air box) is providing a different reading to Sensor A whish is inside the air intake. (IIRC)

Burst hose or other inlet leak or hole or a faulty MAP or sensor A...

Live values may help to narrow it down... Thumbs Up Pete
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Thanks for the detailed reply!

I just got my IID tool yesterday. How do I conduct live values readings?

Sorry I'm new to using the tool and also RR ownership!

Thanks

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Mani absolute pressure 1 : 100.0 kPa

Mass Air Flow 1: 44280.0g/hr

Mani absolute pressure 1 : 102.0 kPa

Mass Air Flow 1: 32400.0g/hr

Are these the readings required?

Thanks

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Best way to diagnose a potential hole/crack/split in the system is with a HIGH pressure smoke test.
Not all places to do it. Lots do a LOW pressure one but that's not good enough to diagnose.
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Cool! Thanks for the advice, any idea on a brand or make so I can buy one?

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Take the top two hoses off and have a look.

I had the same fault along with black smoke on boost, and a lack of power.

Sure enough, split hose on RHS underneath.

It’s a couple of worm clamps, 5 mins at best.

https://www.advancedfactors.co.uk/intercooler--hoses-1949-c.asp

https://www.lrdirect.com/PNH500510-supplie...ROVER.html

https://www.lrdirect.com/PNH500500-supplie...ROVER.html


I’ve ordered this:

https://www.lrdirect.com/DA4781-supplied-b...TPART.html

Which according to LRdirect is ‘silicon hoses’, according to britpart themselves is coolant hoses

https://www.britpart.com/parts/performance...ses/da4781

And according to island4x4 is actually intercooler hoses, so we’ll see what turns up Smile

https://www.island-4x4.co.uk/hose-intercoo...37387.html

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There are a few home made smoke machines using a cigar on youtube... Hope that helps sir Thumbs Up

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Thanks for all the replies! I've ordered 4 new hoses from my local LR garage. They should be here by Friday so I'll keep you guys posted. I'm also bidding on a leak detector machine to have even if the issue is fixed as all four cars are Turbo cars.

I'll put up the results on how it goes. Thanks

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Jazzy wrote:
Take the top two hoses off and have a look.
I had the same fault along with black smoke on boost, and a lack of power.

Sure enough, split hose on RHS underneath.

It’s a couple of worm clamps, 5 mins at best.

https://www.advancedfactors.co.uk/intercooler--hoses-1949-c.asp

https://www.lrdirect.com/PNH500510-supplie...ROVER.html

https://www.lrdirect.com/PNH500500-supplie...ROVER.html



I’ve ordered this:

https://www.lrdirect.com/DA4781-supplied-b...TPART.html

Which according to LRdirect is ‘silicon hoses’, according to britpart themselves is coolant hoses

https://www.britpart.com/parts/performance...ses/da4781

And according to island4x4 is actually intercooler hoses, so we’ll see what turns up Smile

https://www.island-4x4.co.uk/hose-intercoo...37387.html


I can confirm they are intercooler hoses, took me 15mins end to end






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So thanks to everybody who replied on this topic, I appreciate it.

The update is:

I ordered the four smaller hoses from my local LR dealership.


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When I stripped things down I found that it was one of the larger ones from the front, instantly called the LR dealership and ordered those. I gathered them on Monday morning and fitted all six hoses. Put the lot back together, cleared the faults with the IID tool and test drove it.

It's going well and much smoother. I'm happy I've changed all of the hoses as I don't fancy that stripping again.

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