EGR / EmissionsLow ImpactDiesel

P0400 — Exhaust Gas Recirculation Flow

General EGR flow malfunction detected.

2+

Affected Brands

4+

ECU Platforms

2

Related Services

6

Related DTCs

Symptoms

What the driver typically experiences when P0400 is stored

!Check Engine Light
iNo drivability impact

Why does P0400 appear after tuning?

Appears when EGR flow monitoring detects unexpected behavior after EGR modification.

How proper calibration can address P0400

WEREMAP EGR calibrations address all flow monitoring parameters for the specific ECU platform.

Related Tuning Services

Relevant services for the system behind P0400

EGR OffDTC Off

Affected ECU Platforms

Bosch EDC16C39Bosch EDC17C79Delphi DCM6.2Bosch EDC17-CP14

Commonly Affected Vehicles

DodgeRamBosch EDC17C79
VWTransporter / MultivanDelphi DCM6.2

Based on data from 2+ vehicle brands. P0400 is not limited to these models.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does P0400 mean?â–¼
General EGR flow malfunction detected.
Why does P0400 appear after ECU tuning?â–¼
Appears when EGR flow monitoring detects unexpected behavior after EGR modification.
How do you prevent P0400 during remapping?â–¼
WEREMAP EGR calibrations address all flow monitoring parameters for the specific ECU platform.
Which vehicles are affected by P0400?â–¼
P0400 is commonly found on Dodge, VW vehicles equipped with Bosch EDC16C39, Bosch EDC17C79, Delphi DCM6.2, Bosch EDC17-CP14 ECU platforms.
What other codes appear alongside P0400?â–¼
P0400 frequently appears together with P0403, P0401, P0405, P0409, P0404. These related codes typically originate from the same system modification and should be addressed together in the calibration.

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