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CRUZE p0299 and P1101 code fixes Dave's World Super CRUZES

P0299 is a diagnostic trouble code (DTC) that indicates a low turbocharger or supercharger boost pressure. Here are some possible causes of the P0299 code:1. Faulty turbocharger wastegate solenoid2. Malfunctioning or defective turbocharger3. Intake air leaks or other pressure system malfunctions4. Clogged air filter or restricted air flow

1. Faulty MAF sensor: The mass airflow sensor (MAF) measures the amount of air entering the engine and sends this information to the engine control module (ECM). A faulty MAF could cause the P1101 code to appear.

2. Vacuum leaks: Any leaks in the vacuum system can cause the P1101 code. Air leaks in the vacuum system could cause a reduction in pressure in the engine, leading to poor fuel economy.

3. Faulty throttle body: The throttle body controls the amount of air entering the engine and is controlled by the ECM. A faulty throttle body could cause the P1101 code to appear.

4. Intake air leaks: Any air leaks in the intake system could cause the P1101 code as it disrupts the proper air-fuel mixture. The leaks could be in the hoses, gaskets, or intake manifold.

5. Faulty ECM: If the ECM is not communicating properly with the MAF sensor, it could cause the P1101 code.

6. Dirty air filter: A dirty air filter could also cause the P1101 code by obstructing the air flow into the engine.

It is important to have a qualified mechanic diagnose and repair the issue that caused the P1101 code to avoid further damage to the engine.

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WARNING: This demonstration is meant to be a guideline. All vehicles are different and professional assistance is highly recommended for installing any gauge. As with all products, I recommend testing the gauge before beginning the install process.


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