What causes the Audi turbo to short circuit to ground?
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Audi turbo short circuit to ground can be caused by the following reasons: Control solenoid valve: First lift the car, then locate the turbocharger's control solenoid valve, and use a multimeter to test the resistance. Normally, the issue lies with the car's solenoid valve itself, and a decoder can also be used to read the data stream. Supply power line short circuit: Mainly, one of the fuel injector supply power lines shorting to ground (all 6 lines are interconnected) is the most likely cause of this phenomenon. This can be measured, and it's also possible that one of the fuel injectors shorting to ground causes this issue.