P0652: owner reports and bulletins

Powertrain (generic, all makes). We haven't written the explanation for this code yet. Below is what owners and manufacturers have filed with NHTSA.

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What owners report to NHTSA

No consumer complaints filed with NHTSA mention P0652. That usually means it's rare, or owners don't quote the code when they file.

Manufacturer service bulletins that name P0652

3 technical service bulletins and manufacturer communications filed with NHTSA mention P0652, from 2 makes. A bulletin means the manufacturer has documented a known cause or a fix procedure for that model. Examples:

  • HYUNDAI SONATA (2024), bulletin 11008136: The exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) valve assembly in certain vehicles may contain a sensor that was contaminated with solder flux during manufacturing, which could potentially result in an electrical short. An electrica…
  • HYUNDAI TUCSON (2024), bulletin 11008137: The exhaust gas recirculation (EGR) valve assembly in certain vehicles (listed below) may contain a sensor that was contaminated with solder flux during manufacturing, which could potentially result in an electrical shor…
  • RAM 2500 (2023), bulletin 10241065: Engine Control Module (ECM) Capacitor Leak Customers may experience a Malfunction Indicator Lamp (MIL) illumination. Upon further investigation the technician may find that the one or more of the following Diagnostic Tro…

Sources: NHTSA Office of Defects Investigation complaint database and manufacturer communications file, snapshots September 2026. A complaint or bulletin that mentions a code is a report about that vehicle, not a statement that the code has one cause.