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P2019 Moderate Generic / SAE

P2019: Intake Manifold Runner Position Sensor/Switch Circuit Bank 2

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What to do

If sensors on both banks report faults at the same time, ask whether they share a supply — one failed reference voltage sets codes for every sensor on it, and none of those sensors is faulty.

What this code means

A fault in the flap position sensor circuit on bank 2, mirroring P2014. As with the actuator circuits, faults on both banks together point at something shared rather than at two sensors failing at once — most often a common supply or ground, since these sensors are usually fed from the same reference.

That shared reference is worth naming: a five-volt supply feeding several sensors will, when it fails, set codes for all of them simultaneously. The corpus makes that argument at length under P0641, and it applies here unchanged.

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