Manifold absolute pressure / Barometric pressure circuit low issue

[WildStallion69]

Hey all,

First time posting to the forums here. I drive a '23 Wildtrak 2.7L and have (up until this point) had no issues with the car. However, I was cruising down the road, and all of a sudden I got hit with a service needed and check engine light. I took the car to Autozone to get an ECU reading and it read what the title says. The app is currently saying "powertrain malfunction / reduced power" and "the engine control system has detected a fault with one of the engine's pressure sensors or its associated wiring".

Already took it to the dealership who said that I was the first one they had seen with this issue, which doesn't make me feel good about it. However, I am wondering if anyone has had this problem and could help me out with what to expect at the dealership and possibly answer if warranty should cover it. I have been searching online and have not seen a post with this issue for the current-gen Broncos, which seems odd.

Any and all input is appreciated, thanks.

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[Ducati1098]

Hey all,

First time posting to the forums here. I drive a '23 Wildtrak 2.7L and have (up until this point) had no issues with the car. However, I was cruising down the road, and all of a sudden I got hit with a service needed and check engine light. I took the car to Autozone to get an ECU reading and it read what the title says. The app is currently saying "powertrain malfunction / reduced power" and "the engine control system has detected a fault with one of the engine's pressure sensors or its associated wiring".

Already took it to the dealership who said that I was the first one they had seen with this issue, which doesn't make me feel good about it. However, I am wondering if anyone has had this problem and could help me out with what to expect at the dealership and possibly answer if warranty should cover it. I have been searching online and have not seen a post with this issue for the current-gen Broncos, which seems odd.

Any and all input is appreciated, thanks.

It's just a circuit code. Probably an easy diagnosis whether it's circuit related or just a faulty sensor. Let the dealership worry about it, that's what warranty is for.
The only reason it wouldn't be warranty is from outside influence, like rodent damage or potential aftermarket parts causing the issue.

 

[BadlandsA51]

I wouldn’t be concerned, it’s really not a big deal. Parts fall and wires get damaged. Get it fixed and forget it.

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