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P0236: P0236 Sensor de presión de sobrealimentación A - rango/rendimiento

El código de diagnóstico de falla (DTC) P0236 indica que el módulo de control del motor (ECM/PCM) ha detectado una falla de racionalidad, plausibilidad o correlación en la respuesta dinámica dentro del circuito del sensor 'A' de presión absoluta del múltiple (MAP) / presión de sobrealimentación. En plataformas turbodiésel modernas de riel común, el sensor MAP monitorea la densidad del aire de admisión en el conducto posterior al intercooler para regular el posicionamiento de los álabes de la turbina de geometría variable (VNT) y calcular los límites de caudal en la inyección de combustible. El DTC P0236 se establece principalmente durante una prueba de racionalidad barométrica con la llave en contacto y el motor apagado (KOEO): ocurre cuando la lectura del sensor MAP difiere de la del sensor barométrico interno (BARO) del ECM o del sensor de presión atmosférica en más de 7.0 - 10.0 kPa (70 - 100 mbar). Asimismo, se dispara de forma dinámica cuando el tiempo de incremento de la presión de sobrealimentación real queda rezagado frente a los valores objetivo calculados bajo condiciones de carga sostenida del motor.

🚗 PROTOCOLO CONDUCTOR Y REPARACIÓN

🚗 Seguridad operativa, presupuesto estimado y verificación

🟢 Aviso: Seguro para conducir / Revisión emisiones
  1. 01

    🚦 Seguridad de conducción y riesgo mecánico

    Evaluación mecánica inmediata y necesidad de grúa

    Rango / Rendimiento del Circuito del Sensor 'A' de Presión del Turbo - Respuesta Lenta

    El sensor de presión absoluta del múltiple (MAP) o de sobrealimentación responde con lentitud o entrega valores que no coinciden con la presión atmosférica al estar el motor apagado. El vehículo operará con una presión de turbo limitada. Puede continuar la marcha y completar su trayecto con precaución.

    PELIGROS MECÁNICOS SI CONTINÚA CONDUCIENDO:Mayor emisión de hollín debido a desviaciones en la relación aire-combustible, colmatación paulatina del filtro de partículas diésel (DPF) y merma en la potencia de aceleración para maniobras de adelantamiento.
  2. 02

    💰 Presupuesto típico de taller

    Niveles de costo esperados para repuestos y mano de obra
    Mantenimiento menor / Filtro$20 - $60: Limpieza de la sonda del sensor contaminada con aceite y carbonilla mediante limpiador de contactos eléctricos o limpiador de sensor MAF.

    Limpieza de sensor, cambio de filtro de combustible, revisión de fusibles o conectores.

    Cambio de válvula / Sensor$80 - $220: Reemplazo por un sensor de presión de sobrealimentación nuevo de equipo original (Bosch/Continental).

    Sustitución de componente individual (válvula reguladora, unidad dosificadora o inyector reconstruido).

    Reparación mayor / Bomba e inyectores$350 - $700: Reparación de fugas de presión en el circuito de sobrealimentación (manguito de intercooler fisurado, colector de admisión rajado).

    Revisión de bomba de alta presión, juego de inyectores nuevos o sustitución del conjunto DPF.

    Tarifas de referencia de talleres. Más del 70% de las incidencias se resuelven en Nivel 1 o 2 sin sustituir subconjuntos completos.

  3. 03

    🧰 Verificaciones visuales rápidas en garaje

    Chequeo de 5 minutos sin herramientas antes de ir al taller
    1Desmonte el sensor e inspeccione el orificio de la sonda: si se encuentra obturado por una pasta densa de hollín aceitoso proveniente de la recirculación de gases de escape (EGR), límpielo con cuidado empleando limpiador dieléctrico de contactos y un pincel suave.
    2Inspeccione fugas en las tuberías de sobrealimentación: examine visualmente en busca de restos de aceite o soplado negro alrededor de las abrazaderas y uniones del intercooler.
    3Con el motor APAGADO y la llave en CONTACTO (KOEO), lea los datos en vivo del escáner: el sensor de sobrealimentación debe marcar aproximadamente 100 kPa / 1.0 bar (presión barométrica ambiental).
  4. 04

    🛡️ Protección ante diagnósticos erróneos en taller

    Preguntas técnicas exactas para evitar sustituciones de piezas innecesarias
    "Indique al taller: 'Por favor, realicen una prueba de humo en el circuito de sobrealimentación para descartar mangueras de intercooler agrietadas antes de cambiar el sensor MAP.'"
    "Indique al taller: 'Limpien el sensor y verifiquen la calibración de desviación a cero (zero-offset) con la llave en contacto y el motor apagado.'"

    Nota técnica: Haga estas preguntas técnicas a su mecánico antes de autorizar presupuestos caros:

🔧 PROTOCOLO TÉCNICO PROFESIONAL Y TALLERRAPID ASSESSMENT

Triaje de taller en 30 segundos

Síntomas principales
  • Check Engine Light (MIL) illuminated continuously on the dashboard
  • Sluggish engine acceleration, noticeable throttle lag, and lack of top-end pulling power
  • Engine entering Limp-Home mode with boost pressure restricted and maximum RPM capped (~2,800 RPM)
Causas más probables
  • Internal calibration drift (zero-offset shift) or micro-fracture of the MAP sensor piezoresistive silicon diaphragm
  • Thick accumulation of oily crankcase sludge and EGR carbon plugging the sensor's physical sensing nipple
  • High electrical contact resistance, terminal pin fretting corrosion, or loose crimps in the MAP sensor harness connector
Primera acción requerida

Connect scan tool live telemetry: compare Target Fuel Rail Pressure vs Actual Rail Pressure and log metering valve command PWM duty cycle during idle and road load.

Expensive Diagnostic Pitfall & Technical Reality

❌ Error común en el taller:

P0236 proves the turbocharger turbine or wastegate mechanism has failed and the turbocharger must be replaced as an entire assembly ($1,500 - $2,600).

🔍 Realidad técnica e hidráulica:

P0236 is a plausibility range code: the Manifold Absolute Pressure (MAP) sensor electrical circuit is complete, but its signal does not correlate logically with ambient barometric pressure or engine operating speed. In over 78% of verified cases, the turbocharger itself is in perfect working order. The root cause is a small vent foam filter plugged with road grime on the N75 vacuum regulator solenoid, a split silicone vacuum hose leading to the wastegate/VNT actuator, or heavy oily carbon sludge plugging the tiny sensing port of the MAP sensor on the intake manifold.

💡 Protocolo de verificación técnica:

Unnecessarily spending $2,000 on a new turbocharger vs clearing the sensor pressure port ($0) or replacing cracked vacuum hoses ($25), saving over $1,900.

Turbocharger Overspeed & Intercooler Burst Hazard

CRITICAL WORKSHOP WARNING: A drifting or under-reporting MAP sensor directly endangers the turbocharger compressor and intake piping!

MANDATORY PROTOCOL: If the MAP sensor under-reports true intake pressure (for instance, reading 180 kPa when actual manifold pressure has surged to 260 kPa), the ECM's closed-loop boost controller commands the VNT turbine vanes to remain aggressively closed to chase the target. This drives the turbocharger into extreme overspeed (> 220,000 RPM) and thermal choke, resulting in compressor wheel fatigue burst, journal bearing seizure, or catastrophic bursting of the aluminum/plastic intercooler end-tanks. Never operate under heavy boost until MAP calibration is cross-verified with a mechanical pressure gauge.

PLATFORM ARCHITECTURE

Motores y plataformas de inyección más afectados

Este código de error afecta principalmente a las siguientes plataformas diésel common rail. Consulte su familia de motores para ver fallos típicos y referencias de piezas:

VAG 2.0 TDI (EA189 / EA288 Common Rail)

Síntoma típico: Intermittent limp mode when passing on highway, flashing glow plug lamp, engine smooths out after ignition cycle

Fallo típico de fábrica: Intercooler intake pipe MAP sensor sampling port plugged with oily carbon sludge, dampening dynamic pressure response

Componente clave:OE 038906051K / Bosch 0 281 002 401 3-Bar / 4-Bar Manifold Absolute Pressure Sensor

Ford / PSA 1.6 TDCi (DV6ATED4 / DV6TED4)

Síntoma típico: Delayed turbo boost response under acceleration, mild whistling noise, Check Engine light illuminated

Fallo típico de fábrica: Boost sensor piezoresistive element zero-point calibration drift, or hairline boost leak at intercooler silicone elbow hose

Componente clave:OE 9639381480 / Bosch 0 261 230 043 Boost Pressure Sensor & Intercooler Hose

BMW 2.0d / 3.0d (N47 / N57 / M47N)

Síntoma típico: Drivetrain malfunction warning, sluggish throttle response, DDE fault code 41AA / P0236 stored

Fallo típico de fábrica: Intake manifold heavy carbon fouling creating localized pressure drop across MAP sensor orifice

Componente clave:OE 13627792260 / Bosch 0 281 002 961 Intake Manifold Pressure Sensor

Mercedes-Benz 2.1 CDI (OM651)

Síntoma típico: Top speed restricted to 60 mph on highway, harsh automatic transmission shifts, engine light on

Fallo típico de fábrica: Cracked charge air pipe seam or MAP sensor internal bridge drift causing rationality failure against atmospheric BARO sensor

Componente clave:OE A0061539928 / Bosch 0 281 002 844 Boost Pressure Sensor
WORKSHOP MASTER TEARDOWN GUIDE

Diesel Boost Pressure Sensor (MAP) Diagnostics Guide

Workshop diagnostic guide for turbo boost sensor fault codes P0236, P0237, and P0238. Manifold pressure testing, 5V reference, and VNT vane correlation.

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THEORY OF OPERATION

Circuito de control y lógica del actuador

1. Dynamic In-Demand Fuel Metering

The Boost Pressure Sensor 'A' utilizes a piezoresistive silicon micromachined diaphragm exposed to manifold air pressure on one side and an internal sealed reference vacuum on the other. It is wired into a three-pin circuit: 5.0V regulated reference supply, dedicated analog sensor ground, and analog signal output (typically 0.5V to 4.5V corresponding to 20 kPa to 300+ kPa absolute pressure). At sea level ambient conditions (101.3 kPa absolute), sensor output rests at approximately 1.65V to 1.85V. Under peak turbocharger boost (220 to 280 kPa absolute / 1.2 to 1.8 bar gauge boost), output voltage climbs smoothly toward 3.80V to 4.30V.

2. Closed-Loop PID Deviation Monitoring

The ECM runs continuous dual-phase plausibility checks: (1) Static KOEO Zero-Drift Check: When ignition is switched ON with engine stopped, intake manifold pressure must equal local ambient barometric pressure. If MAP differs from BARO by > 10 kPa for more than 2 seconds, the sensor is flagged as zero-drifted; (2) Dynamic Correlation Check: Under full-load acceleration, the ECM models expected air mass from engine speed, intake temperature, and MAF airflow. If measured boost pressure fails to track modeled manifold pressure within ±25 kPa over a 4-second observation window, DTC P0236 is recorded and Limp-Home fueling limits are engaged.

3. Diagnostic Trap: Normally Open (NO) vs Normally Closed (NC) Valves

Piezoresistive Diaphragm Calibration Drift: P0236 is rarely a broken wire; it is overwhelmingly caused by physical sensor degradation. Over years of service, oily crankcase blow-by fumes (PCV) and EGR soot cake the microscopic pressure port, creating a viscous gel layer that slows pressure transmission to the silicon diaphragm. Alternatively, thermal cycling can induce hysteresis or micro-fractures in the internal piezoresistive bridge, permanently shifting the output baseline by 0.3V-0.5V.

ENGINEERING SPECIFICATIONS

Valores físicos eléctricos e hidráulicos

Solenoid Coil DC ResistancePiezoresistive Bridge Internal Resistance: 1.5 kΩ - 3.5 kΩ measured between 5V Ref and Ground pinsMeasured @ 20°C across terminals 1 & 2
Insulation Resistance> 10 MΩ measured between any sensor pin and engine metal chassis (tested @ 250V/500V DC)Between terminals and pump body (ground)
Operating Supply VoltageECM Regulated 5V Reference Supply: 4.95 V - 5.05 V DC; Sensor Ground Voltage Drop: < 0.05 V DCHigh-side feed from ECM / main relay
PWM Frequency StandardLinear analog DC voltage (0.5V to 4.5V) corresponding to 20 kPa to 300 kPa (or 400 kPa on high-performance diesels)Square-wave PWM modulation
Idle Duty Cycle (Warm Engine)Key-ON Engine-OFF / Sea Level Idle (100 kPa): 1.65 V - 1.85 V; Permissible MAP vs BARO variance: < 7.0 kPa (70 mbar)Nominal baseline at 250–350 bar
Full-Load Duty Cycle (WOT)Full Boost Output @ 250 kPa (1.5 bar boost): 3.65 V - 3.95 V; Maximum permissible signal lag under transient step: < 250 msMaximum high-speed fuel delivery demand
Low-Pressure Feed SupplyMaximum Permissible Signal Wire Resistance: < 0.4 Ω end-to-end between ECM harness connector and MAP sensor plugMeasured at pump fuel inlet
Internal Cascade BackpressureSensor Orifice Clog Threshold: Pressure port bore diameter < 1.8 mm; Caked soot reduction > 30% causes signal lagControlled by overflow cascade valve
PROCEDURAL PROTOCOL

Protocolo de Diagnóstico de Taller Paso a Paso

STEP 1

Key-ON Engine-OFF 3-Way Pressure Sensor Rationality Test

Connect a professional scan tool with ignition switched ON and engine OFF. Display live data PIDs for: (1) Manifold Absolute Pressure (MAP); (2) Barometric Pressure (BARO); (3) Pre-Turbo Ambient Pressure. In an un-started engine, all three sensors measure the same atmospheric air. Compare the three values: at sea level, all should read approximately 99-102 kPa. If the MAP sensor differs from BARO by more than 7 kPa (0.07 bar / 1.0 psi), the MAP sensor has suffered irreversible zero-point calibration drift and must be replaced.

STEP 2

Inspect Sensing Orifice for EGR Carbon Sludge Clogging

Unbolt the MAP sensor from the intake manifold or charge pipe. Visually inspect the tiny pressure sampling aperture. In common rail diesels, a mixture of oily PCV blow-by and dry EGR soot frequently cakes over the hole, forming a viscous diaphragm that delays pressure changes. Clean carefully using electrical contact cleaner. Never poke rigid metal picks or wire probes into the hole, as this punctures the microscopic silicon diaphragm instantly.

STEP 3

Regulated Mityvac Bench Pressure & Voltage Test

With the sensor removed or probed in-place, connect a calibrated pressure hand pump (Mityvac) with an accurate digital gauge to the sensor port. Turn ignition ON (5V supply active). Apply 0 kPa, 50 kPa, 100 kPa, and 150 kPa relative gauge pressure. Monitor sensor signal voltage with a precision digital multimeter. Voltage must track factory transfer curves (e.g., ~1.75V @ 0 bar gauge / 100 kPa abs; ~3.05V @ 1.0 bar gauge / 200 kPa abs). If voltage plateaus, lags, or deviates > 0.15V from the transfer curve, discard the sensor.

STEP 4

5V Reference & Sensor Ground Circuit Voltage Drop Test

Disconnect the MAP sensor plug. With ignition ON, measure voltage on the 5V reference pin referenced to battery negative (must read 4.95V-5.05V). Next, measure voltage drop between the harness sensor ground terminal and battery negative (must be < 0.05V / 50 mV). High resistance in the ground circuit offsets sensor signal voltage upward, mimicking a high boost condition.

STEP 5

Smoke Machine Test for Charge-Air Induction Leaks

If the sensor passes electrical bench calibration, connect an automotive smoke generator to the intake tract. Pressurize the system to 1.0 bar. Inspect all silicone boost couplers, intercooler crimp seams, and intake manifold gaskets. A split in an intercooler hose can cause dynamic pressure lag under boost that triggers P0236 despite a functional electrical sensor.

STEP 6

Dynamic Road Test Oscilloscope Boost Response Capture

Back-probe the MAP signal wire with a digital storage oscilloscope. Perform a full-throttle acceleration run in 3rd gear from 1,500 to 3,500 RPM. Verify that the signal voltage rises smoothly from ~1.8V to ~3.8V within 400-600 milliseconds. Look for signal dropouts, excessive noise hash (> 200 mV ripple), or sluggish step-up response indicative of harness terminal fretting or sensor fatigue.

COMPONENT-LEVEL REPAIR

Reparación de hardware y lista de piezas BOM

Pneumatic / Electronic Boost Pressure Control & MAP Feedback Interface

Bosch Combined MAP & Air Temperature Sensor

0 281 002 976 / 0 281 006 059

Measures absolute charge air pressure and manifold temperature to control VNT vane angle

OEM: Protocol: Clean or replace if sensor reading deviates by >50 mbar from ambient barometric pressure at key-on
Pierburg Electro-Pneumatic Boost Pressure Solenoid Valve (N75)

7.00470.07.0 / 1K0 906 627 B

Regulates vacuum supply to VNT actuator; internal venting filter vents vacuum to atmospheric

OEM: Protocol: Replace if internal diaphragm leaks or vent filter is choked with black dust
Heavy-Duty Fluorosilicone Vacuum Tubing Kit (3.5mm & 5.0mm)

Reinforced Vacuum Line Kit

Maintains steady vacuum without heat collapse between vacuum pump, solenoid, and actuator

OEM: Protocol: Replace whenever rubber feels soft, sticky, or cracks under flex
Workshop Technical & Economic Benchmark: Sensor retaining bolt: 3.5 - 4.5 Nm; Handheld vacuum pump with gauge (must pull and hold 600 mbar vacuum); Scan tool MAP vs BARO correlation screen.
LIVE WORKSHOP TOOL

Calculadora interactiva de tolerancias Common Rail

MAP vs BARO Ambient Pressure Plausibility Checker

With key on engine off, compare Manifold Absolute Pressure (MAP) against Barometric Pressure (BARO). On a healthy vehicle, both readings MUST match within ±30 mbar. A difference > 60 mbar flags P0236 instantly.

📐 Factory Engineering Tolerance: Max Allowable MAP vs BARO Offset: < 30 mbar (Engine OFF)
CALIBRATION RELEARN

Reinicio de adaptación de bomba y ciclo de rodaje

Following the replacement or cleaning of the MAP / Boost Pressure Sensor for DTC P0236:

1. Connect the diagnostic scanner and clear all active and pending trouble codes from the ECM.

2. Access ECM Special Functions -> 'Reset Air Mass / Boost Pressure Sensor Adaptation Values'.

3. Switch ignition OFF, disconnect scan tool, and allow the vehicle to rest for 60 seconds until main relay shuts down (power latch phase).

4. Switch ignition ON with engine OFF for 10 seconds; the ECM executes its baseline KOEO barometric correlation routine and registers new zero-drift offsets.

5. Start the engine, bring coolant to operating temperature (> 80°C), and perform a test drive including several wide-open throttle (WOT) accelerations in 3rd and 4th gear to allow closed-loop VNT boost control maps to adapt.

DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS

Diagnóstico diferencial y códigos relacionados

P0237

Turbocharger/Supercharger Boost Sensor 'A' Circuit Low

P0238

Turbocharger/Supercharger Boost Sensor 'A' Circuit High

P0299

Turbocharger / Supercharger Underboost

P0101

Mass or Volume Air Flow Sensor 'A' Range/Performance

FIELD REPAIR REPORTS

Casos reales de taller

CASE #1

2014 Škoda Superb 2.0 TDI (CFFB 140hp)(188,000 km)

Reported Complaint:Sluggish throttle response with stepped power dropouts under load; DTC P0236 stored in memory.
Teardown Root Cause:Key-On Engine-Off live data showed BARO at 1,008 mbar, but MAP reported 1,180 mbar (172 mbar positive offset error). Removed MAP sensor and discovered sensing port was packed solid with baked oily soot slurry from the EGR system.
Repair Solution:Cleaned sensor orifice with electronic contact cleaner and soft brush without probing the silicon diaphragm. Reinstalled: KOEO reading matched BARO at 1,009 mbar. Full power delivery restored with zero fault codes.
DIAGNOSTIC FAQ

Preguntas técnicas frecuentes

¿Qué significa el código de fallo P0236?

El código de diagnóstico de falla (DTC) P0236 indica que el módulo de control del motor (ECM/PCM) ha detectado una falla de racionalidad, plausibilidad o correlación en la respuesta dinámica dentro del circuito del sensor 'A' de presión absoluta del múltiple (MAP) / presión de sobrealimentación. En plataformas turbodiésel modernas de riel común, el sensor MAP monitorea la densidad del aire de admisión en el conducto posterior al intercooler para regular el posicionamiento de los álabes de la turbina de geometría variable (VNT) y calcular los límites de caudal en la inyección de combustible. El DTC P0236 se establece principalmente durante una prueba de racionalidad barométrica con la llave en contacto y el motor apagado (KOEO): ocurre cuando la lectura del sensor MAP difiere de la del sensor barométrico interno (BARO) del ECM o del sensor de presión atmosférica en más de 7.0 - 10.0 kPa (70 - 100 mbar). Asimismo, se dispara de forma dinámica cuando el tiempo de incremento de la presión de sobrealimentación real queda rezagado frente a los valores objetivo calculados bajo condiciones de carga sostenida del motor.

¿Cuáles son los síntomas más comunes de P0236?

Check Engine Light (MIL) illuminated continuously on the dashboard, Sluggish engine acceleration, noticeable throttle lag, and lack of top-end pulling power, Engine entering Limp-Home mode with boost pressure restricted and maximum RPM capped (~2,800 RPM), Inconsistent or surging acceleration during steady highway cruising under light incline, Excessive black exhaust smoke during tip-in acceleration due to mismatch between modeled air and injected fuel, Scan tool live data displays MAP sensor pressure differing from Barometric Pressure (BARO) with Key-ON Engine-OFF.

¿Qué causa P0236 en un motor diésel?

Internal calibration drift (zero-offset shift) or micro-fracture of the MAP sensor piezoresistive silicon diaphragm; Thick accumulation of oily crankcase sludge and EGR carbon plugging the sensor's physical sensing nipple; High electrical contact resistance, terminal pin fretting corrosion, or loose crimps in the MAP sensor harness connector; Boost pressure leaks in the charge-air tract (cracked intercooler hose, leaking plastic end-tank, or blown gasket); Sticking variable geometry turbocharger (VGT/VNT) vanes or defective boost control vacuum actuator (N75 solenoid); Defective ECM internal Barometric Pressure (BARO) sensor causing a false differential calculation against a healthy MAP sensor.

¿Es seguro conducir con el código P0236 activo?

🟡 Precaución: Modo emergencia activo / Acudir a taller

¿Cuánto cuesta reparar el código de avería P0236?

Los costes habituales de reparación para P0236 dependen de la causa raíz identificada en el diagnóstico: Nivel 1 (Mantenimiento menor / DIY): $20 - $60: Limpieza de la sonda del sensor contaminada con aceite y carbonilla mediante limpiador de contactos eléctricos o limpiador de sensor MAF. (Limpieza de sensor, cambio de filtro de combustible, revisión de fusibles o conectores.); Nivel 2 (Sustitución de componente): $80 - $220: Reemplazo por un sensor de presión de sobrealimentación nuevo de equipo original (Bosch/Continental). (Sustitución de componente individual (válvula reguladora, unidad dosificadora o inyector reconstruido).); Nivel 3 (Subconjunto mayor): $350 - $700: Reparación de fugas de presión en el circuito de sobrealimentación (manguito de intercooler fisurado, colector de admisión rajado). (Revisión de bomba de alta presión, juego de inyectores nuevos o sustitución del conjunto DPF.). Tarifas de referencia de talleres. Más del 70% de las incidencias se resuelven en Nivel 1 o 2 sin sustituir subconjuntos completos.

Can I clean a MAP sensor with brake cleaner to fix P0236?

No! Harsh chlorinated brake cleaners contain aggressive aromatic solvents that degrade the silicone gel sealant and delicate bonding wires inside the sensor aperture. Always use dedicated, residue-free electronic contact cleaner or specialized mass air flow sensor cleaner, and let it dry completely.

Why does P0236 cause the car to feel sluggish even at low speeds?

When the ECM detects that the MAP sensor fails its barometric plausibility check, it immediately disables closed-loop turbo boost control as a failsafe. The ECM sets a fixed, conservative fuel injection limit (smoke limitation map based on default air values) and opens the VNT vanes, resulting in severe power loss.

What is the acceptable variance between MAP and BARO readings?

With the engine OFF and ignition ON, the MAP sensor and internal BARO sensor should read within 3.0 to 5.0 kPa (0.03 to 0.05 bar) of each other. Any deviation greater than 7.0 to 10.0 kPa flags DTC P0236 on modern Euro 5/6 and Tier 2/3 diesel platforms.