Turbocharger/Supercharger Engine Underboost
Engine · Forced Induction
Actual boost pressure is significantly below the target requested by the ECU. The turbocharger or supercharger is not producing adequate boost, causing power loss under load.
- Boost leak — split intercooler hose or pipeMost common
- Stuck-open wastegateMost common
- Failed boost control solenoidCommon
- Worn turbochargerCommon
- Clogged air filterLess common
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Frequently asked questions about P0299
What does P0299 mean?
Actual boost pressure is significantly below the target requested by the ECU. The turbocharger or supercharger is not producing adequate boost, causing power loss under load.
Is P0299 serious?
Power loss under acceleration. Safe to drive gently. Avoid highway merging or towing until repaired. Service within 1 week.
How much does it cost to fix P0299?
Repair costs for P0299 range from $50 – $300 depending on the root cause and your vehicle.
Can I drive with P0299?
You can drive short distances but should have it repaired within 1–2 weeks to prevent further damage.