2017-10-10
Verify the EGR temperature sensor wiring connection for any loose or corroded terminals
Inspect the EGR temperature sensor for any signs of damage, such as cracks or corrosion, and replace if necessary
Clean the EGR system components, including the EGR temperature sensor, to remove any carbon buildup or debris
Test the EGR temperature sensor using a multimeter to ensure it is functioning correctly, and replace if necessary
If all else fails, consider replacing the EGR valve itself, as a malfunctioning valve could be causing the high circuit reading
Faulty EGR temperature sensor
Short or open circuit in the wiring associated with the EGR temperature sensor
Failed EGR valve
Engine coolant temperature sensor malfunction
ECM (engine control module) malfunction
Check engine light illuminates
Decreased fuel efficiency
Rough idling or engine misfire
Engine stalling or hesitation
Increased emissions