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Passat B6 - P2015 Error: Finding Suction Murmur Suppression Sensor in BMP 2006 Engine

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    bobo 44
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    Hello, there was an error, suction murmur suppression sensor in the intake manifold, can anyone tell me where I will find in my car engine type BMP 2006 not CR.
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    goldwinger
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    Under the hood on the right side of the head / room. valves
    It's probably jamming
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    bobo 44
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    Is this where the vacum pump is?
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    bobo 44
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    This is not the engine, those from the video are engines after 2008 from CR
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    misior1990
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    Hey
    Dude, you've come to what could be the reason? I will add that I also have a BMP engine
    Regards
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    bobo 44
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    so check the sensor from the throttle he crashes and the throttle moves him. If everything is good let me know then I will write you what can be. Regards
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The discussion revolves around the P2015 error related to the suction murmur suppression sensor in the intake manifold of a Volkswagen Passat B6 with a BMP engine from 2006. Users suggest that the sensor is located under the hood on the right side of the head near the valves. There is a mention of a vacuum pump, but a user clarifies that a linked video shows engines from after 2008, which are not applicable. Another user with a BMP engine shares their experience and suggests checking the throttle sensor, as it may be malfunctioning and affecting the throttle's operation.
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