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P3031

Electric Turbocharger/E-Compressor Motor Fault

2015-2021 Kia Sedona 3.3L V6

High SeverityPowertrainGeneric (SAE)

Description

The electric turbocharger or electric compressor motor has an electrical fault. E-turbos eliminate turbo lag by using an electric motor to spool the compressor.

Symptoms

  • Check Engine Light
  • Turbo lag returns (no electric assist)
  • Reduced low-RPM torque
  • 48V system warning may accompany
  • E-compressor noise absent
  • Slower throttle response

Common Causes

  • E-compressor motor winding failure
  • Inverter circuit fault
  • 48V power supply insufficient
  • Motor bearing failure
  • Overtemperature shutdown

Diagnostic Steps

  1. Read e-compressor fault codes
  2. Check 48V supply to e-compressor
  3. Test motor phase resistance
  4. Monitor motor temperature
  5. Command e-compressor operation via scan tool

Repair Notes

Replace e-compressor motor or inverter assembly. Check 48V system health. These are typically found on 48V mild hybrid systems.

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P3000Turbo/Supercharger Boost Control Module PerformanceP380048V Mild Hybrid System General MalfunctionP380248V Belt Starter-Generator Performance

Other Powertrain Codes

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Common Questions

What does code P3031 mean on a 2015-2021 Kia Sedona?

P3031 stands for "Electric Turbocharger/E-Compressor Motor Fault". The electric turbocharger or electric compressor motor has an electrical fault. E-turbos eliminate turbo lag by using an electric motor to spool the compressor.

What are the symptoms of P3031 on a Kia Sedona?

Common symptoms of P3031 include: Check Engine Light, Turbo lag returns (no electric assist), Reduced low-RPM torque, 48V system warning may accompany, E-compressor noise absent, Slower throttle response.

What causes P3031 on a 2015-2021 Kia Sedona?

Common causes of P3031 include: E-compressor motor winding failure, Inverter circuit fault, 48V power supply insufficient, Motor bearing failure, Overtemperature shutdown.

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