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Volvo D12 Boost Sensor Replace Short Cut


RandyA

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This may be my second post. We have a 1999 VNL 610. Cummins with auto shift. Performance was good then gradually off and on without any apparent reason would become bad as turbo would not engage all the time. I was in the right lane with the loaded trucks with flashing slowly crawling up the hills. Finally I was able to correlate the non specific "caution" light on the dash to the lack of boost and the light was most often on. Had a new sensor installed by TEI in Roanoke, Va. The mechanic was able to confirm in computer codes that boost sensor was bad.

Don't know how much a failing sensor will degrade performance but when it has failed for good it basically derated the engine to keep from applying too much boost.

No more flashers going up hill.

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