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Exhaust Gas Recirculation Sensor B Circuit Low

P0407 means the EGR position sensor B signal is below the expected electrical range. Learn what to check before replacing parts.

What you may notice

Symptoms

  1. 01Warning light may illuminate
  2. 02Intermittent or implausible scan data
  3. 03Vehicle-specific symptoms may vary

Where to look first

Common causes

  1. 01A short to ground, lost reference voltage, damaged connector, or EGR position sensor fault can pull the signal low.
  2. 02Wiring, connector, or ground fault
  3. 03Vehicle-specific mechanical or control issue

A sensible sequence

Best diagnostic order

  1. 01Save codes and freeze-frame information
  2. 02Identify the EGR system used on this vehicle and verify reference voltage, ground, signal, and connector condition before replacing parts.
  3. 03Confirm readings with vehicle-specific specifications
  4. 04Verify the repair under the conditions that set the code

Step by step

What to check and repair

  1. 01Identify the EGR system used on this vehicle and verify reference voltage, ground, signal, and connector condition before replacing parts.
  2. 02Repair only the verified cause and retest

Read the signals

Live-data clues

Related sensor or switch signal

Typical behavior
Plausible and consistent with the operating condition
Possible clue
An unexpected value or dropout helps localize the fault

What P0407 means

The EGR position sensor B signal is below the expected electrical range. The code identifies an observed condition; it does not prove which part needs replacement.

Diagnostic direction

Identify the EGR system used on this vehicle and verify reference voltage, ground, signal, and connector condition before replacing parts.

Before clearing the code

Save stored and pending codes and freeze-frame data. Use service information for the exact vehicle before repair, then confirm the issue no longer returns.

Technical sources

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