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Is this pressure sensor missing a pipe?

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Rollback to previous software that worked is what I would have done to rule out any problems.. then change sensors etc.to see if issue goes away.

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REH17, appreciate this is an old post but having similar problems with my car, 2012 Octavia Estate 2,0Tdi CR140 and has the 'missing' pipe on the pressure sensor. Had a turbo replaced and garage fitted new lambda sensor and pressure sensor but did not code it in, as far as I can find out at the moment, as the guy I need to speak to is not available. Can you find out what software you have through VCDS as I do have that?

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