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P2262Turbocharger/Supercharger Boost Pressure A Not Detected - MechanicalCheck soonSensors & Electronics30–120 minutes for initial diagnosisP2262 relates to turbocharger/supercharger boost pressure a not detected - mechanical. Check the fault conditions and vehicle-specific procedure before replacing parts.P2263Turbocharger/Supercharger A Boost System PerformanceCheck soonSensors & Electronics30–120 minutes for initial diagnosisP2263 relates to turbocharger/supercharger a boost system performance. Check the fault conditions and vehicle-specific procedure before replacing parts.P226BTurbocharger/Supercharger A Boost Pressure Too High - MechanicalCheck soonSensors & Electronics30–120 minutes for initial diagnosisP226B relates to turbocharger/supercharger a boost pressure too high - mechanical. Check the fault conditions and vehicle-specific procedure before replacing parts.P226CTurbocharger Boost Control A Slow ResponseCheck soonSensors & Electronics30–120 minutes for initial diagnosisP226C relates to turbocharger boost control a slow response. Check the fault conditions and vehicle-specific procedure before replacing parts.P226FTurbocharger Boost Control B Slow ResponseCheck soonSensors & Electronics30–120 minutes for initial diagnosisP226F relates to turbocharger boost control b slow response. Check the fault conditions and vehicle-specific procedure before replacing parts.P2270O2 Sensor Signal Biased/Stuck Lean Bank 1 Sensor 2Check soonSensors & Electronics30–120 minutes for initial diagnosisP2270 relates to o2 sensor signal biased/stuck lean bank 1 sensor 2. Check the fault conditions and vehicle-specific procedure before replacing parts.P2271O2 Sensor Signal Biased/Stuck Rich Bank 1 Sensor 2Check soonSensors & Electronics30–120 minutes for initial diagnosisP2271 relates to o2 sensor signal biased/stuck rich bank 1 sensor 2. Check the fault conditions and vehicle-specific procedure before replacing parts.P2272O2 Sensor Signal Biased/Stuck Lean Bank 2 Sensor 2Check soonSensors & Electronics30–120 minutes for initial diagnosisP2272 relates to o2 sensor signal biased/stuck lean bank 2 sensor 2. Check the fault conditions and vehicle-specific procedure before replacing parts.P2273O2 Sensor Signal Biased/Stuck Rich Bank 2 Sensor 2Check soonSensors & Electronics30–120 minutes for initial diagnosisP2273 relates to o2 sensor signal biased/stuck rich bank 2 sensor 2. Check the fault conditions and vehicle-specific procedure before replacing parts.P2274O2 Sensor Signal Biased/Stuck Lean Bank 1 Sensor 3Check soonSensors & Electronics30–120 minutes for initial diagnosisP2274 relates to o2 sensor signal biased/stuck lean bank 1 sensor 3. Check the fault conditions and vehicle-specific procedure before replacing parts.P2275O2 Sensor Signal Biased/Stuck Rich Bank 1 Sensor 3Check soonSensors & Electronics30–120 minutes for initial diagnosisP2275 relates to o2 sensor signal biased/stuck rich bank 1 sensor 3. Check the fault conditions and vehicle-specific procedure before replacing parts.P2276O2 Sensor Signal Biased/Stuck Lean Bank 2 Sensor 3Check soonSensors & Electronics30–120 minutes for initial diagnosisP2276 relates to o2 sensor signal biased/stuck lean bank 2 sensor 3. Check the fault conditions and vehicle-specific procedure before replacing parts.P2277O2 Sensor Signal Biased/Stuck Rich Bank 2 Sensor 3Check soonSensors & Electronics30–120 minutes for initial diagnosisP2277 relates to o2 sensor signal biased/stuck rich bank 2 sensor 3. Check the fault conditions and vehicle-specific procedure before replacing parts.P2278O2 Sensor Signals Swapped Bank 1 Sensor 3/Bank 2 Sensor 3Check soonSensors & Electronics30–120 minutes for initial diagnosisP2278 relates to o2 sensor signals swapped bank 1 sensor 3/bank 2 sensor 3. Check the fault conditions and vehicle-specific procedure before replacing parts.P2279Intake Air System Leak Bank 1Check soonSensors & Electronics30–120 minutes for initial diagnosisP2279 relates to intake air system leak bank 1. Check the fault conditions and vehicle-specific procedure before replacing parts.P227ABarometric Pressure Sensor C CircuitCheck soonSensors & Electronics30–120 minutes for initial diagnosisP227A relates to barometric pressure sensor c circuit. Check the fault conditions and vehicle-specific procedure before replacing parts.P227BBarometric Pressure Sensor C Circuit Range/PerformanceCheck soonSensors & Electronics30–120 minutes for initial diagnosisP227B relates to barometric pressure sensor c circuit range/performance. Check the fault conditions and vehicle-specific procedure before replacing parts.P227CBarometric Pressure Sensor C Circuit LowCheck soonSensors & Electronics30–120 minutes for initial diagnosisP227C relates to barometric pressure sensor c circuit low. Check the fault conditions and vehicle-specific procedure before replacing parts.P227DBarometric Pressure Sensor C Circuit HighCheck soonSensors & Electronics30–120 minutes for initial diagnosisP227D relates to barometric pressure sensor c circuit high. Check the fault conditions and vehicle-specific procedure before replacing parts.P227EBarometric Pressure Sensor C Circuit Intermittent/ErraticCheck soonSensors & Electronics30–120 minutes for initial diagnosisP227E relates to barometric pressure sensor c circuit intermittent/erratic. Check the fault conditions and vehicle-specific procedure before replacing parts.P227FAir Flow Restriction/Air Leak Between Air Filter and MAF Bank 2Check soonSensors & Electronics30–120 minutes for initial diagnosisP227F relates to air flow restriction/air leak between air filter and maf bank 2. Check the fault conditions and vehicle-specific procedure before replacing parts.P2280Air Flow Restriction/Air Leak Between Air Filter and MAF Bank 1Check soonSensors & Electronics30–120 minutes for initial diagnosisP2280 relates to air flow restriction/air leak between air filter and maf bank 1. Check the fault conditions and vehicle-specific procedure before replacing parts.P2281Air Leak Between MAF and Throttle BodyCheck soonSensors & Electronics30–120 minutes for initial diagnosisP2281 relates to air leak between maf and throttle body. Check the fault conditions and vehicle-specific procedure before replacing parts.P2282Air Leak Between Throttle Body and Intake ValvesCheck soonSensors & Electronics30–120 minutes for initial diagnosisP2282 relates to air leak between throttle body and intake valves. Check the fault conditions and vehicle-specific procedure before replacing parts.