I have a problem. (Code P2006) Help. please
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I have a problem. (Code P2006) Help. please
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OBD2에서 찾았습니다. 코드 : P2006 (흡기 매니 폴드 공기 제어 액추에이터, 뱅크 1- 액추에이터가 닫혀 있음)
TRC 꺼짐 / DCT LED가 켜집니다. 걱정이됩니다. 나는 무엇을 확인해야합니까?
OBD2에서 찾았습니다. 코드 : P2006 (흡기 매니 폴드 공기 제어 액추에이터, 뱅크 1- 액추에이터가 닫혀 있음)
TRC 꺼짐 / DCT LED가 켜집니다. 걱정이됩니다. 나는 무엇을 확인해야합니까?
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I have a problem. (Code P2006) Help. please
Hello everyone, there was a problem with the car today
I found it on OBD2. Code: P2006 (Intake Manifold Air Control Actuator, Bank 1- Actuator Closed)
TRC off / DCT LED is on. I'm worried. What should I check?
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I found it on OBD2. Code: P2006 (Intake Manifold Air Control Actuator, Bank 1- Actuator Closed)
TRC off / DCT LED is on. I'm worried. What should I check?
moderator edit: removed duplicate photos
Last edited by arentz07; 02-10-21 at 11:36 AM.
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The swirl valve is located on the intake manifold on the backside of it, you can apply direct voltage to one pin or the other (for no more than 30 seconds) to each pin one at a time to ensure the valve actually moves left to right.
If you measure the resistance of the swirl valve, it should be between 1-19 ohms at 20°C (68° F).
To check the wiring supplying voltage to the swirl valve itself simply check that there is battery voltage on pin #1 which I believe should be light green, and make sure a good ground is also present on pin #2 which should be black.
Ultimately if I had to throw a dart at a causal part, I would say the swirl valve needs to be replaced, the downside to that is it is integrated into the manifold itself so you have to replace the whole intake manifold.
- Shane
If you measure the resistance of the swirl valve, it should be between 1-19 ohms at 20°C (68° F).
To check the wiring supplying voltage to the swirl valve itself simply check that there is battery voltage on pin #1 which I believe should be light green, and make sure a good ground is also present on pin #2 which should be black.
Ultimately if I had to throw a dart at a causal part, I would say the swirl valve needs to be replaced, the downside to that is it is integrated into the manifold itself so you have to replace the whole intake manifold.
- Shane
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The swirl valve is located on the intake manifold on the backside of it, you can apply direct voltage to one pin or the other (for no more than 30 seconds) to each pin one at a time to ensure the valve actually moves left to right.
If you measure the resistance of the swirl valve, it should be between 1-19 ohms at 20°C (68° F).
To check the wiring supplying voltage to the swirl valve itself simply check that there is battery voltage on pin #1 which I believe should be light green, and make sure a good ground is also present on pin #2 which should be black.
Ultimately if I had to throw a dart at a causal part, I would say the swirl valve needs to be replaced, the downside to that is it is integrated into the manifold itself so you have to replace the whole intake manifold.
- Shane
If you measure the resistance of the swirl valve, it should be between 1-19 ohms at 20°C (68° F).
To check the wiring supplying voltage to the swirl valve itself simply check that there is battery voltage on pin #1 which I believe should be light green, and make sure a good ground is also present on pin #2 which should be black.
Ultimately if I had to throw a dart at a causal part, I would say the swirl valve needs to be replaced, the downside to that is it is integrated into the manifold itself so you have to replace the whole intake manifold.
- Shane
Can I use the one sold on eBay?
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Have you had any service done to the vehicle recently? Such as spark plug replacement.
I don't think anyone has reported this issue on an IS250 yet, so you could be the first.
It's possible the issue could be with the lower intake portion where the swirl valve assembly is located, but until you check further it would just be a guess to replace it.
If you are able to remove the upper intake, then you could see better what is happening inside the lower intake.
I don't think anyone has reported this issue on an IS250 yet, so you could be the first.
It's possible the issue could be with the lower intake portion where the swirl valve assembly is located, but until you check further it would just be a guess to replace it.
If you are able to remove the upper intake, then you could see better what is happening inside the lower intake.
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Try this: take out the plug that clicks onto the ignition coil and plug it back in tight.
P.S. It would be more helpful with a background or context of what you were doing (if anything) prior to this happening.
P.S. It would be more helpful with a background or context of what you were doing (if anything) prior to this happening.
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It's not a misfire code...it's a code for the swirl valve in the intake manifold...has nothing to do with the ignition system.
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Code P0206
I had the P0206 on my 2014 Lexus IS 250. I went through a few parts. Initially, I replaced the #6 fuel injector and that did not fix it. Afterwards I replaced the Injector Driver and then the Engine Control Module. The car ran after I changed each component; however, the check engine light would come back on after I would drive several miles and on hard accelerations. The fuel injection wire harness was the cause of the problem. Some of the insulation had deteriorated off of the wires inside the conduit for the harness. I replaced both bank wire harnesses.
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Code P0206
I had the P0206 on my 2014 Lexus IS 250. I went through a few parts. Initially, I replaced the #6 fuel injector and that did not fix it. Afterwards I replaced the Injector Driver and then the Engine Control Module. The car ran after I changed each component; however, the check engine light would come back on after I would drive several miles and on hard accelerations. The fuel injection wire harness was the cause of the problem. Some of the insulation had deteriorated off of the wires inside the conduit for the harness. I replaced both bank wire harnesses.
#14
I had the P0206 on my 2014 Lexus IS 250. I went through a few parts. Initially, I replaced the #6 fuel injector and that did not fix it. Afterwards I replaced the Injector Driver and then the Engine Control Module. The car ran after I changed each component; however, the check engine light would come back on after I would drive several miles and on hard accelerations. The fuel injection wire harness was the cause of the problem. Some of the insulation had deteriorated off of the wires inside the conduit for the harness. I replaced both bank wire harnesses.
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