How much does it cost to fix P0299?

It really depends on the severity of the issue. Here’s a quick reference: Replace Turbocharger – $1,500+ Air intake hose – $100 to $300.

Can I still drive my car with a P0299 code?

A P0299 code can cause a car to go in to limp mode. Limp mode restricts the power output of your vehicle when the ECU senses conditions outside its normal operating range. Limp mode is a safety measure designed to prevent engine damage occurring while there is an issue present.

How do I fix error code P0299?

What repairs can fix the P0299 code?

  1. Turbo or supercharger replacement.
  2. Repairing of the intake system.
  3. EGR replacement.
  4. Boost pressure sensor replacement.
  5. Low engine oil pressure repair.

What causes a turbo to Underboost?

Typically, this code is the result of an air restriction or leak in the intake of your engine. Another common cause is a binding turbocharger or simply a faulty pressure sensor.

Can exhaust leak cause P0299?

Another possible problem could be a failure of the PCV system, which can allow excessive crankcase vapors and oil to enter the engine and turbocharger, leading to excessive smoke from the tailpipe. Leaks in the plumbing and intercooler can cause a P0299 code and often occur at the couplings between charge pipes.

Will a bad turbo throw a code?

It implies that the turbo has excessively low output. There are several different factors that can spark the appearance of the P0299 code and some of them include: faulty turbo, defect in the EGR system, air or intake leak or restriction, low oil pressure in the engine, and defective boost pressure sensor etc.

How much does replacing a turbo cost?

In general, you should expect to spend a few hundred dollars to fix the turbo. If the turbo isn’t repairable, a replacement will likely cost $1,000 to $2,000, but some owners have reported prices as low as $500 while others report prices were closer to $4000.

How can I tell if my turbo has gone?

The symptoms of a damaged or failing turbo are:

  1. Loss of power.
  2. Slower, louder acceleration.
  3. Difficulty maintaining high speeds.
  4. Blue/grey smoke coming from the exhaust.
  5. Engine dashboard light is showing.