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P2084 Moderate Generic / SAE

P2084: Exhaust Gas Temperature Sensor Circuit Range/Performance — Bank 1 Sensor 2

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What to do

As P2080, with the note that this is the sensor closest to the filter — the one whose honesty matters most during a regeneration.

What this code means

The second exhaust temperature sensor's reading is implausible — P2080's argument at the downstream position, where the stakes sharpen rather than soften.

Sensor 2 typically sits at or after the particulate filter, and the pair is the measurement: temperature in versus temperature out is how the module watches a regeneration actually proceeding — the corpus's paired-sensor rule from P2182, applied to fire control. A drifted sensor 2 corrupts the differential, so regenerations run blind at the filter itself. The cold-start agreement check convicts the drifter here as everywhere in the family.

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