The engine light came on so I put the code reader and it ...

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2014 kia cadenza. It's automatic

Engine size?

V6

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I couldn't see the diagnostic Link u sent

Interesting. I will try again.

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Link not secure it says

Huh, not sure. Never had problems before. I will try some thing else.

Ok

P2228: Barometric Pressure Circuit Low Input Description: Checking output signals of barometric pressure sensor every 5 seconds under detecting condition, if an output signal is below 0.125V for more than 2.5 seconds, the powertrain control module (PCM) sets P2228. Item Detecting Condition DTC Strategy This code detects a continuous short to low or open in either the signal circuit or the BARO Threshold Value Signal \< 0.125V Diagnostic Time Continuous MIL On Condition 2 Drive cycles Possible Causes: Poor connection Open or short to ground in power circuit Open or short to ground in signal circuit Faulty barometric pressure sensor Faulty powertrain control module Diagnostics Aids: The Barometric Pressure Sensor (BPS) is located between the air cleaner assembly and the throttle body. It detects the atmospheric pressure at the vehicle's current location. The barometric pressure sensor signal is used to calculates the density of the air. The Barometric Pressure Sensor plays an important role when driving in the mountains and in different altitudes

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You are welcome. Sorry for all the compressed information. I would check the sensor and wiring first and make sure it is not damaged or disconnected.

Thank you I will

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