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Ford Mondeo MK4 2.0tdci 140km zetec - After warming up the turbine stops working

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  • #1 16485495
    bejca1233
    Level 9  
    Hello everyone and I ask for help I have a Ford Mondeo mk4 2.0tdci 140km zetec from 2008 the problem is that when the engine heats up to its temperature a yellow exclamation mark lights up, information on the computer FAULT ENGINE and the ESP lights up The engine is getting muddy turbo stops proccessing I connected car under the computer error P003A was displayed I have no idea what this error means and also jerked at 2000 rpm. in each gear I disconnected the air flow meter the jerking stopped and also for some time the turbine did not turn off but after 60km the message FAULT ENGINE lit up again, YELLOW EXCLUSION IS LIGHTED AND ESP today I changed the air flow meter the engine sometimes jerks
    but I still have a problem with turbo I don't know whether to replace the turbine or the controller.
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  • #2 16485523
    jenusz11
    Level 20  
    in the workshop you would pay half of what you gave for the flow for the diagnosis, but exchange turbo now
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    #3 16485529
    T5
    Admin of Cars group
    P003A: 17-2F Position programming limit of turbocharger / supercharger pressure control mechanism exceeded, circuit voltage above threshold.
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  • #4 16485534
    bejca1233
    Level 9  
    the diagnosis was made in a workshop there I was told that I should replace the air flow meter and as for the error P003A I was told that it could be the fault of the turbine controller itself or the sensor
  • #5 16485560
    jaszczur1111
    Level 33  
    The turbine itself is rather functional. The error generates a sensor, computer or some bad connection in between.
  • #6 16485610
    bejca1233
    Level 9  
    I read on the internet that the culprit may be the turbine controller, but I have no idea where to look on the internet, I haven't found anything, I don't even know what this sensor looks like

    Added after 4 [hours] 2 [minutes]:

    can the turbocharger variable geometry position sensor be responsible? Ford Mondeo MK4 2.0tdci 140km zetec - After warming up the turbine stops working
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  • #7 16509460
    bejca1233
    Level 9  
    I changed this sensor of the variable geometry of the turbocharger and my question is whether after the replacement I have to do turbine calibration, some mechanics say yes and some say no
  • #8 16829698
    wary2
    Level 14  
    Hi, I currently have the same error, I don't know how to solve it either. I have it right after starting the car. And every time. Have you solved the problem.
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  • #9 17451877
    cocolinkaa
    Level 1  
    Hello, and how did the PAns deal with this problem? I have the same symptom immediately after driving 5m pops up engine fault
  • #10 17462810
    wary2
    Level 14  
    Hi I played with the pear on the turbine and the problem was solved. The error does not pop out.
  • #11 17617200
    Arturoestebano
    Level 7  
    I have a similar problem, sometimes the engine light illuminates, the turbo is broken, once it pulls the car and once at all, it drives 60 / h for 2-4km and then I press the gas and the car does not pull ...
  • #12 18943748
    d4rk18
    Level 10  
    Do you know what was the cause in your cases?
  • #13 18949823
    wary2
    Level 14  
    Some of me had large clearances in the turbine on the shaft, which is controlled by geometry. After replacing the turbine OK

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a Ford Mondeo MK4 2.0 TDCi experiencing turbocharger issues after the engine warms up. The user reports a yellow exclamation mark and "FAULT ENGINE" message, along with turbo malfunction and jerking at 2000 RPM. Error code P003A indicates a position programming limit issue with the turbocharger's pressure control mechanism. Responses suggest that the problem may stem from the turbocharger controller, a faulty sensor, or bad connections rather than the turbo itself. The user has replaced the air flow meter and is considering whether to replace the turbine or the controller. There is also a query about the necessity of turbo calibration after replacing the variable geometry sensor.
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