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      01-06-2016, 12:56 PM   #1
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X5 35d engine code p0238

Hi everyone, I have searched and read numerous posts about various issues related to this Engine Trouble Code and would appreciate any direction from the community possible. Here is the problem:

Engine trouble light on with P0238 - Turbocharger / Supercharger Boost Sensor 'A' Circuit High

Listed Possible Causes (according to engine-codes.com)
- boost pressure sensor harness open or shorted
- boost pressure sensor circuit poor electrical connection
- faulty boost pressure sensor
- faulty turbo/super charger
- engine over temperature
-ignition misfire exceeds calibrated threshold
- faulty knock sensor (KS)

What I have done so far ...

Cleaned part# 13627792260 which is termed on realoem "fuel injection system - pressure sensor. I could not find "boost pressure sensor" terminology and other threads pointed to this item located on the driver side of intake manifold as a possible issue. When I took it out to clean it was clogged with carbon. I cleaned it with MAF sensor cleaner and reinstalled. I do not know how to test this sensor? How would I test to see if the carbon clog destroyed this one?

Next I cleaned the MAF sensor on the cold air intake.

If anyone can give me detail about how to eliminate the possible causes above one by one in a clear way I would greatly appreciate the advice.

Currently, I clear the code and it goes away until we shut off and re-start the car and then it appears again.

Thank you all in advance for any help!

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You need to change that sensor, I've had mine go bad and replaced it already.
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Hi everyone, I have searched and read numerous posts about various issues related to this Engine Trouble Code and would appreciate any direction from the community possible. Here is the problem:

Engine trouble light on with P0238 - Turbocharger / Supercharger Boost Sensor 'A' Circuit High

Listed Possible Causes (according to engine-codes.com)
- boost pressure sensor harness open or shorted
- boost pressure sensor circuit poor electrical connection
- faulty boost pressure sensor
- faulty turbo/super charger
- engine over temperature
-ignition misfire exceeds calibrated threshold
- faulty knock sensor (KS)

What I have done so far ...

Cleaned part# 13627792260 which is termed on realoem "fuel injection system - pressure sensor. I could not find "boost pressure sensor" terminology and other threads pointed to this item located on the driver side of intake manifold as a possible issue. When I took it out to clean it was clogged with carbon. I cleaned it with MAF sensor cleaner and reinstalled. I do not know how to test this sensor? How would I test to see if the carbon clog destroyed this one?

Next I cleaned the MAF sensor on the cold air intake.

If anyone can give me detail about how to eliminate the possible causes above one by one in a clear way I would greatly appreciate the advice.

Currently, I clear the code and it goes away until we shut off and re-start the car and then it appears again.

Thank you all in advance for any help!

1mGator
Hi there. I know this is an older post, but I have the same issue. Can you please let me know if you were able to solve the error code or what you've done in the meantime?

Thank you
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Hi there. I know this is an older post, but I have the same issue. Can you please let me know if you were able to solve the error code or what you've done in the meantime?

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Hi .... the part I cleaned above was faulty .... I bought a new part# 13627792260
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Thank you 1mGator - l replaced the part about a week ago. So far error free! Thank you very much for the initial post. It sure helped my X5 run much smoother and it's so much more peaceful to drive w/o that pesky Check Engine light on. - thanks again
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