alexanderfuchs1
Verso exhaust temperature sensor issue
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A 2013 Toyota Verso diesel exhibited symptoms of a check engine light, reduced engine power, and increased fuel consumption. These issues were suspected to be related to a faulty exhaust temperature sensor. The problem was confirmed to be caused by a small exhaust leak affecting the sensor. It was advised to consult a mechanic for proper diagnosis and repair, which resolved the issue.
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alexanderfuchs1 (community.author)
Fluctuations? I haven't checked anything myself. Where should I look for them?
paulhoffmann1
Given your lack of familiarity with the exhaust system, I strongly recommend against attempting a self-diagnosis. A faulty exhaust temperature sensor, often triggered by a leak in the exhaust system, can lead to significant performance degradation and potential catalytic converter damage. It would be prudent to consult a qualified mechanic for a comprehensive inspection.
alexanderfuchs1 (community.author)
Thanks, I'll take it to a workshop. The sensor was indeed faulty, caused by a small exhaust leak. The total repair cost came to 265€.
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paulhoffmann1
Indeed, the symptoms you describe do align with a failing exhaust temperature sensor. Have you noticed any unusual temperature fluctuations, especially around the exhaust components?