29E0 — Charge-Air Temperature Sensor Electrical, Short To B+

The engine module reported a charge-air-temperature signal electrically high or shorted toward battery voltage. It is a sensor-circuit finding and should not be treated as proof of a turbocharger mechanical failure.

Common causes on MINI

  • Charge-air-temperature sensor circuit shorted toward voltage
  • Open sensor ground or return path
  • Damaged connector or wiring near the charge-air tract
  • Failed temperature-sensing element

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Need this repair?

Text Thomas — 813-748-2100

minicooperservicecenter@gmail.com

Initial diagnostic: $150 for one primary concern. Additional concerns or complex diagnostic work may require additional time and charges. Standard labor rate: $150 per hour.

Florida MV Registration #MV114761