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Error Codes P0489 & P0245

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Old Feb 12th, 2020, 19:57   #1
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Hi All,

My D5 (2005) has just hit 208K miles. It was running fine until the other day when I changed the gearbox oil as the gears were very hard to engage when cold. Changing the gearbox oil cured that problem however on start up directly after changing the oil I was given the following:

Engine Service Required & High Emissions Warning

The car then went into limp mode. I have read the error codes, P0489 (EGR Circuit Low) and P0245 (Turbo Wastegate Solenoid Low).

Please can anyone give me any guidance on what action to take? I am guessing cleaning/potentially replacing the EGR valve but no idea regarding the turbo solenoid.

If I reset the fault codes they reappear instantly.

Thanks,
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Old Feb 13th, 2020, 15:58   #2
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Just to update you, turns out one of the fuses (No:5) if I can remember correctly had blown. I have changed this and the car is fine now, the new fuse hasn't blown yet.

Guessing there must of been a slight surge or the fuse had gone weak over the years.

Thanks,
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Old Feb 19th, 2020, 22:30   #3
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My 2006 XC70 D5 was sitting for a few weeks. Running perfectly until Monday when i went to start it and the battery (original) was a bit low and struggled to start the car. Immediately through up engine service required and car had no power and a fair bit of smoke. P0489 is code but no turbo code. Clear it and it comes right back. Got a new Varta battery today and was going to haul off the egr on Friday, it was new in 2016 at 52000miles, now has 75000m. I`ll check the fuse first. Good shout.
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Old Jan 4th, 2023, 15:09   #4
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Just to update you, turns out one of the fuses (No:5) if I can remember correctly had blown. I have changed this and the car is fine now, the new fuse hasn't blown yet.

Guessing there must of been a slight surge or the fuse had gone weak over the years.

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Thank you for posting and much appreciated, this worked on my 2005 D5 XC90
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Old Feb 19th, 2024, 17:14   #5
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Just to update you, turns out one of the fuses (No:5) if I can remember correctly had blown. I have changed this and the car is fine now, the new fuse hasn't blown yet.

Guessing there must of been a slight surge or the fuse had gone weak over the years.

Thanks,
Thank you very much, I also appreciate your help. Worked on my 2005 S80 D5
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