Adblue!!!
Hi mate as per our conversation I'm convinced it's the AdBlue unit that's died. Why VW can't diagnose this is beyond me but at the same time I'm not surprised. We regularly get jobs in now where the dealer can't fix it or we end up doing the diagnostics for a mechanic to then repair.no apology needed this is the exact type of real life experiences I was after
my issue is that VW can't diagnose or find let alone fix the intermittent SCR fault even though the van drives fine. Now asking me to give them a blank cheque to start taking the engine etc to bits starting with £500 to look in the inlet manifold with a borescope. Mine is a 150. Seems extreme and when they started talking new engine I started getting worried not that I believe for one minute it needs one but the amount I will end up paying them to decide whether it does or doesn't. In spite of all of this they seem to be reluctant to start with the "bleeding Obvious", an intermittent fault with the adblue system and work from there, I genuinely think, as things stand, they will not get to the bottom of the fault with the proposed methodology hence why I am looking at a PLAN B albeit probably not my preferred option at this stage but could be into the dealer for thousands if not careful and anything they discover that is not faulty I will have to cover the cost of them confirming that to be the case which is mental!
If it was me I would start by replacing the adblue control unit and pump but they can't do this under warranty unless they can prove these parts are faulty which they will never do under the TPI test protocol they adopt. We will go round in endless circles without a fix. it must of cost over £2k already in call outs and dealer time
I am hoping for escalation to some clever techs at VWHQ. I am also aware from this forum and other social media that these fault codes and this scenario has happened to others but no one has updated their post with a solution. Even the dealer stated they had a similar Van issue as mine only two stages behind me.
Thanks Chris no doubt be in touch. You were a great reassurance. I agree its ridiculous. Also looks like I am not alone.Hi mate as per our conversation I'm convinced it's the AdBlue unit that's died. Why VW can't diagnose this is beyond me but at the same time I'm not surprised. We regularly get jobs in now where the dealer can't fix it or we end up doing the diagnostics for a mechanic to then repair.
You know where we are if you need us buddy
Hi all after some help my Addblue ranges says 6500 miles left and I am a bit concerned as I have done 4500 miles in the van and it still shows 6500 miles left on the range .
Should I be concerned that it’s not moving or could it be broken and it’s damaging my van by running it if it’s not using Addblue.
If anyone could advise that be great .
Thank you for the reply and will keep an eye on it .
How do you know if it’s been deleted the Addblue.
Is they anywhere you can check yourself with a reader if it’s been delete out ?
I do not know much, but for what I can read if you remove/block the EGR, the DPF has to go. otherwise it gets blocked. I think people either remove it and replace it with a stainless pipe, which is a direct MOT fail, or remove the DPF and tamper with it (Drill out the actual filter), so it has the same effect as the pipe but from the outside the tampering is not visible. All of these are illegal in the UK (and probably everywhere else). I have read even if there are no visible external alterations, the vehicle may still fail the MOT due to visible smoke.So you can keep the dpf but remove the egr and adblue without any issues (as long as tuner knows what he is doing)?
Good morning allI believe either Adblue range wont be visible or next to Adblue will be ---
Adblue --- is normally a sign it's been mapped out.Good morning all
regarding the quote , annoyingly one of my fleet vans i purchased had what i believe to be adblue delete, the countdown is ---- , how is this done , is it mapped out and how easy to reverse this .
van is due mot soon and also don't really want it deleted for legal reasons
Rubbish. Two years ago almost. EGR blocked and mapped out and at the same time new VW DPF, one year on the old engine and a year on the new one. I am getting between c125m and 250m between regens depending what I am up tobut for what I can read if you remove/block the EGR, the DPF has to go. otherwise it gets blocked
sorry no its an older CFCA BiTDI 180, Retro Resus go talk to TomHi @FerrisBFW ,
Which engine have you got?
I've got a CXEB and trying to find out if I can get similar set-up to you.
PM me if you don't mind.
Thanks.