P0238 2017 Malibu
Rats chewed up some wires on the back of the engine. Luckily they were easy to get to. Some wires I had to splice in a section because the F%#@ing rat completely chewed and disposed of or ate sections of the wire. I looked as best I could with a mirror and flashlight to see if he’d chewed on anything else. Now I’m getting a code P0238. That’s the only code I’m getting. Display says reduced engine power but it seems to run ok just a little sluggish on acceleration. Anyone have any ideas?
Rats chewed up some wires on the back of the engine. Luckily they were easy to get to. Some wires I had to splice in a section because the F%#@ing rat completely chewed and disposed of or ate sections of the wire. I looked as best I could with a mirror and flashlight to see if he’d chewed on anything else. Now I’m getting a code P0238. That’s the only code I’m getting. Display says reduced engine power but it seems to run ok just a little sluggish on acceleration. Anyone have any ideas?
What are the common causes of code P0238 ?
Some common causes of P0238 could include the following-- Damaged, burnt, shorted, disconnected, or corroded wiring and/or connectors
- Defective MAP or boost control sensor
- Damaged, split, dislodged, hardened, or perished vacuum lines if the boost control system is vacuum operated
- Defective vacuum actuator or check valve(s) if the boost control system is vacuum operated
- Mechanical failure of the waste gate mechanism
- Failed or failing PCM. Note that this is a rare event, and the fault must be sought elsewhere before any controller is replaced.
- In some cases, clogged or even partially clogged catalytic converters and/or mufflers can prevent or inhibit the free flow of exhaust gas, which can cause over boost conditions to develop at high engine speeds.
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