TBH it's not the cost of replacing parts but the hassle that comes with it.
- 204ps Bi-Turbo CXEB T6 Engine & Turbo problems -
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The recent posts, this one included, are making me feel exactly the same!
Every time my 78k mile 2017 CXEB pops, farts, or squeaks i'm getting the fear that it will be a £15k bill! I've got a regen issue that i'm trying to work through, and am hopeful it is a sensor issue, but in the back of my mind i'm thinking should i trade in and cut my losses.
Are there any trouble free CXEB owners out there or are we all driving around ticking time bombs?
well for the engine wear you need about 80k> miles,
and turbo wear about 100-150k miles.
so at those low mileages, nothing to worry about for a good few years. . .
But as a 2017, 204, CXEB - you are in the date range for the TPI.
keep a close eye on the oil use between services.
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at your usage, in another 7 years (2031) you will only be at 60K. . . so still 20k short of the 80K marker.
yes, there are a few in the trouble free list, but they all seem to be sub 80K miles, except @Bigsidavies whos is at 135k.
- 204ps Bi-Turbo CXEB T6 Engine & Turbo problems -
- 204ps Bi-Turbo CXEB T6 Engine & Turbo problems - Looks like im the latest patient of the CEXB engine issues. (possibly the 2016-2018 range as there is a mention that the CXEB Block etc was revised in 2019) in sort it looks like its either Turbo or Engine failure. here is some background...
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new BI Turbo but still in limp mode ongoing issues
Thanks Dell, I read a lot of your threads on here so appreciate the reply. It’s 2016 so doesn’t qualify for the all in warranty package as over 6 years old. We’d do circa 10k a year in it so even if we had 12 months warranty we’d be sitting at 40k on the clock and these issues might not rear their head within warranty period.
Thanks for the reply Paul,
Honestly my mind is now thinking along these lines of walking away from the deal. 2016 van with the right options and mileage at 29k for £27k did seem like a “unicorn” ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
whats the van spec, year, miles, engine code etc etc
Just seen this thread, wish i would have known the issues before buying.....
however here goes...
Bought from vanstation (wouldnt buy a wheel barrow from them again)
2017 t6 204bhp 76k miles
within 100 miles limp mode and diagnosed as small turbo snapped shaft, and bits gone into large turbo and damaged that too
turbo removed sent to turbo technics who couldnt do it no parts, however midland turbo repaired it £971
new turbo fitted goes well, however within a week limp mode again, also noticed no boost below 2000rpm
now it looks although its had an adblue delete and this wont allow the limp mode faults to show on vcds or on the van.
I've no idea of the history of the van and dont know if its had an egr delete too?
so im stuck now trying to diagnose my fault with no error codes.
2017 t6 204bhp 76k miles - thats in the region of the TPI. ( for high oil usage and engine wear)
not good that you had a failed turbo at 70k odd. - wonder what caused that? - poor servicing?
but sounds like its been messed about with the Adblue delete. . . does the adblue level not go down?
ho did you know its has the adblue delete?
they normally do the DPF delete as well, with the Ablue. . .
and as for the EGR , , , who knows.
you can have the van ECU flashed back to stock . . . that will maybe help you to start sorting out your unknown issues.
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the adblue has 3 lines showing instead of miles, i have filled the tank with 8 liters of add blue but no difference, van still runs but shows no miles
have been advised it could well be deleted
Likely mate. Mine is deleted and that’s what it shows.
when you had the AB deleted, what did they do with the DPF? - open up and turn into through pipe?
and have you still got a working EGR?
Dpf left in situ, though if I’m honest that will get deleted if it gives up the ghost. Primarily left in place due to obvious MOT concerns
New EGR June 23, coded out but not plated out.
I was under the impression that with the AB delete you had to smash through the DPF... Or it will just clog as there is no way of burning off the soot.
I had the same concern but was assured by the tuner it would regen as before. I believe this is because adblue injection is post dpf?
I’ve been monitoring it on the dpf app, though the frequency is less than desirable when it does regen, the soot mass does drop to the required value.
Can I ask what the reason for the AB delete in the first place?
This article implies that the DPF can clear itself.
And the AB if just used to reduce nitrous oxide etc ..
So maybe you can delete the AB without effecting the DPF performance?
www.t6forum.com
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And the AB if just used to reduce nitrous oxide etc ..
So maybe you can delete the AB without effecting the DPF performance?
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It was on recommendation from the tuner, a very a reputable one. I went for a EGR delete, engine and DSG map.
But instead left with a start/stop, adblue and EGR delete and the dsg map. Left the engine map due to the uncertainty of my turbo.
I’m afraid I can’t give any more information than that, forgive my ignorance!
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