P246D
Particulate Filter Pressure Sensor A/B Correlation
What it means
P246D means Particulate Filter Pressure Sensor A/B Correlation.
Where it lives
For P246D, the part to look at first is the sensor named here.
Check these first
- A pressure sensor A or B that reads out of step with the other
- A restricted pressure hose on one DPF sensor
- A clogged DPF that distorts one pressure reading
- An ECM that misreads the paired sensor signals
What to do next
- Read pressure sensors A and B on a scan tool at the same time
- Compare the two sensor readings at key on with the engine off
- Check both pressure hoses for a blockage or leak
- Test each sensor circuit for added resistance
- Replace the sensor that reads out of step with the other
- Clear the code and retest
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Updated
Generic SAE J2012 definition. Last updated 2026-10-10.