What is CID 980:
cid 980 points to a fault in the turbocharger vane position sensor circuit. when this sensor malfunctions, turbo boost control becomes inconsistent, causing lag or overboost.
Why This Happens:
- faulty vane position sensor.
- stuck turbocharger vanes due to soot buildup.
- damaged or shorted wiring.
- poor ecm calibration.
- loose connectors.
How to Fix It:
- inspect turbo vanes for free movement.
- clean carbon buildup in the turbo housing.
- test vane position sensor voltage range.
- replace faulty sensor if signal is irregular.
- recalibrate ecm turbo control system.
How to Avoid It Before It Happens:
- perform turbo cleaning during scheduled services.
- avoid running engines at low rpm for long periods.
- ensure wiring is shielded from heat exposure.
- clue’s construction fleet management software monitors turbo vane systems for consistent boost control and performance.