P0299
Turbocharger/Supercharger Underboost Condition
Affects: Tiggo 7, Tiggo 8, Arrizo 5
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Quick Fix Summary
Common Causes
- •Boost leak
- •Faulty wastegate
- •Clogged air filter
- •Turbocharger wear
- •Faulty boost control solenoid
How to Fix
- 1Check for boost leaks (smoke test)
- 2Inspect wastegate
- 3Replace air filter
- 4Test boost control solenoid
- 5Turbocharger diagnostic
Estimated Repair Cost (Australia)
*Cost varies by model, location, and service provider. Get multiple quotes.
⚠️ Disclaimer: This information is for educational purposes only and does not constitute professional mechanical advice. Always consult a certified automotive technician for accurate diagnosis and repair. Repair costs are estimates based on Australian market data (July 2026) and may vary by location, model year, and service provider.
Safety notice: Fault codes related to engine, transmission, or braking systems should be addressed immediately. Delaying repairs may result in further damage or safety hazards.
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What does P0299 mean on a Chery?
P0299 means turbocharger/supercharger underboost condition. The most common cause is a faulty O2 sensor or exhaust leak.
How much does it cost to fix P0299 on a Chery?
Repair costs for P0299 typically range from $300 to $2000 AUD, depending on the root cause.
Can I still drive with P0299 code?
P0299 is medium severity. You can drive short distances, but schedule a diagnostic soon.
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