P2E27
Drive Motor A Phase X-Y-Z Current Sensor Correlation
The phase X, Y, and Z current sensors of drive motor A do not correlate within the calibrated tolerance. Sum of phase currents should be near zero.
The phase X, Y, and Z current sensors of drive motor A do not correlate within the calibrated tolerance. Sum of phase currents should be near zero.
Common causes
- high
One sensor offset drifted
One of the most commonly reported causes for this code — check this first.
Typical part cost: $440-2750
- medium
Ground offset between sensors
A plausible cause — test and verify before replacing parts.
Typical part cost: $440-2750
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First things to check
- 1Confirm the code with a scan tool and check for additional related codes.
- 2Inspect the relevant sensors, wiring, and connectors for damage or corrosion.
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Frequently asked questions
What does P2E27 mean?
P2E27 means "Drive Motor A Phase X-Y-Z Current Sensor Correlation". It is a generic OBD-II code that points to a fault in the auxiliary emission controls.
What are the most common causes of P2E27?
one sensor offset drifted; ground offset between sensors — these are the most commonly reported causes. Verify with a proper diagnosis before replacing parts, or use the Wrenchify app for a vehicle-specific diagnosis.
Can I keep driving with this code?
This code can put the vehicle into limp or reduced-power mode. Avoid extended driving and have the vehicle diagnosed promptly. Use the Wrenchify app for a full diagnosis specific to your vehicle.
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