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P1195

Moderate

EGR Pressure Sensor (1.6L) or Boost Sensor (1.8L) Open or Short

What Does P1195 Mean?

This code indicates either the EGR pressure sensor (on 1.6L engines) or turbo boost pressure sensor (on 1.8L engines) has an open or short circuit. The specific sensor depends on engine displacement.

Common Causes

40%

Failed EGR or boost pressure sensor with internal fault

EGR Pressure Sensor
Boost Pressure Sensor

30%

Damaged wiring harness or connector to pressure sensor

Sensor Wiring Harness
Sensor Connector

15%

Corroded or bent connector pins causing open or short

Sensor Connector Pins

10%

Vacuum line disconnected or leaking (EGR pressure sensor)

Vacuum Line
Vacuum Hose

5%

ECU internal fault in sensor input circuit

Engine Control Module

Diagnostic Steps

1

Step 1: Identify which sensor applies to your engine (1.6L=EGR pressure, 1.8L=boost pressure)

2

Step 2: Disconnect sensor connector and measure sensor resistance or voltage output per specifications

3

Step 3: Check for proper reference voltage at sensor connector (typically 5V) with key on

4

Step 4: Inspect wiring harness for damage, particularly near heat sources or moving components

5

Step 5: If applicable, verify vacuum supply to EGR pressure sensor is present and free of leaks

Estimated Repair Cost

$100 - $450

Parts + labor, varies by vehicle and location

Frequently Asked Questions

What does P1195 mean?

This code indicates either the EGR pressure sensor (on 1.6L engines) or turbo boost pressure sensor (on 1.8L engines) has an open or short circuit. The specific sensor depends on engine displacement.

What causes P1195?

The most common cause of P1195 (EGR Pressure Sensor (1.6L) or Boost Sensor (1.8L) Open or Short) is: Failed EGR or boost pressure sensor with internal fault

How much does it cost to fix P1195?

Typical repair costs for P1195 range from $100 to $450, depending on the vehicle, location, and whether you do it yourself or go to a shop.

Is it safe to drive with P1195?

Safe to drive but may experience reduced performance, increased emissions (EGR), or improper boost control (turbo engines).

How do I diagnose P1195?

Start by connecting an OBD2 scanner to read the code and any freeze frame data. Then follow the diagnostic steps specific to P1195 to identify the root cause.

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Quick Info

Category

Powertrain

System

Emissions Control / Boost Control

Difficulty

Moderate

Type

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