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P2594

Code meaning and manufacturer information

P2594

What does this code mean?

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BentleyP259400
Turbocharger Speed Sensor B - Circuit Range/Performance

NHTSA 10203225

Manufacturer communications

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Original wording in English

2053348/5

BENTLEY

Reported code forms P259400

W12 Engine management light on - Turbocharger speed sensor DTCs stored. Customer statement / workshop findings; - The engine management light is on. Workshop findings: The customer statement can be reproduced. Either of…

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A listed vehicle is a research lead. Confirm the engine, production range and software in the manufacturer's information.

MakeModelModel year
BentleyCONTINENTAL GT2022
BentleyCONTINENTAL GT2021
BentleyCONTINENTAL GT2020
BentleyCONTINENTAL GT2019
BentleyCONTINENTAL GT2018
BentleyCONTINENTAL GT CABRIO2022
BentleyCONTINENTAL GT CABRIO2021
BentleyCONTINENTAL GT CABRIO2020
BentleyCONTINENTAL GT CABRIO2019
BentleyFLYING SPUR2022
BentleyFLYING SPUR2021
BentleyFLYING SPUR2020

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