Hi,
my friend has 3008 1.5 BlueHDI 130hp (2017 year) 137.000km. He bought it second hand out of warranty. When he bought the car, he add liters of AdBlue liquid.
He drove it for 2 months and then at the traffic light he threw out an error for Engine fault: Repair needed - AdBlue Emissions fault.
Went to the service station and they immediately add another 8l AdBlue liquid and remove the error. He drove that day and tomorrow to work. And when he returned at the same traffic light, at the exact distance from work, he got error again.
Went to the service again, the error was removed. It is recommended to change the entire AdBlue system or to remove it by computer. He drove aggressively to the mountain and back, all day and there were no errors. Next day he went back to work and back again after an extremely hot day at the same traffic light, he got error for the third time.
We read that Peugeot with the AdBlue system has problems on various topics... We looked at the AdBlue plug and it is standard, without that white cap.
He goes towards having the AdBlue system log out. The diagnostics in the service did not register the error numbers, so it does not say whether it is a pump, sensors or something else. Do you think this is a software problem and something that could be solved without changing the complete AdBlue tank or removing the AdBlue system?
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my friend has 3008 1.5 BlueHDI 130hp (2017 year) 137.000km. He bought it second hand out of warranty. When he bought the car, he add liters of AdBlue liquid.
He drove it for 2 months and then at the traffic light he threw out an error for Engine fault: Repair needed - AdBlue Emissions fault.
Went to the service station and they immediately add another 8l AdBlue liquid and remove the error. He drove that day and tomorrow to work. And when he returned at the same traffic light, at the exact distance from work, he got error again.
Went to the service again, the error was removed. It is recommended to change the entire AdBlue system or to remove it by computer. He drove aggressively to the mountain and back, all day and there were no errors. Next day he went back to work and back again after an extremely hot day at the same traffic light, he got error for the third time.
We read that Peugeot with the AdBlue system has problems on various topics... We looked at the AdBlue plug and it is standard, without that white cap.
He goes towards having the AdBlue system log out. The diagnostics in the service did not register the error numbers, so it does not say whether it is a pump, sensors or something else. Do you think this is a software problem and something that could be solved without changing the complete AdBlue tank or removing the AdBlue system?
