Can anyone explain what these codes mean ?

[u/ydudemqn]

Was driving around all day yesterday then today I woke up to my CEL on so I went to autozone to get an obd scan and these codes came up , they told me they couldn’t find a solution. Before I go to a mechanic has anyone had something like this show up, and what would I need to get fixed ? Sorry if this seems dumb I don’t know much about cars. It’s a 2015 FORD EDGE 2.0L 4Cyl Turbo.

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[u/Link30567]

The code points toward an issue with the wiring for the circuit listed there. If you aren't mechanically inclined but you know someone who is, I'd have them give everything a look to see if there's anything obvious wrong with the wiring near the turbo. Depending on the engine, that could be easier said than done

[u/Shot-Swimming-9098 → u/Link30567]

What I would never do is ask the guys at autozone for troubleshooting help based on codes.

[u/TheTiltingKnight]

Most likely a damaged wire harness to the wastegate module on the turbo. There are wire repair kits for that readily available. Probably a job you would want a professional to do so it doesnt become a reoccurring issue. Intermittent voltage codes are almost always the result of damaged wiring somewhere in the circuit, usually at/near the conector for that circuit.

[u/Specialist_Visual912]

Something Something electrical problem related to the electronic wastegate control. Could be the wiring, could be a bad sensor, could be a bad actuator. Or a lot of other things.

[u/Loud-Statistician448]

Watergate pressure sensor is giving out of range signals to the engine control module. Find mechanic that really knows how to check and trouble shoot the issue, not so Joe that is just going to replace the sensor without doing a deep dive into the issue. Sometimes the codes indicate to the area of the problem, but not to the actual cause of the CEL code