Czy wolisz polską wersję strony elektroda?
Nie, dziękuję Przekieruj mnie tamZeneklubega wrote:And, unfortunately, I had it myself, ASO insists only on replacing the tank
I found one Citroen service in Warsaw, which offered me to repair the tank, the price is about PLN 1,200.
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artrex wrote:Gentlemen, I'll stick to the topic.
308 t9 2016 1.6blue hdi. After refueling, the "check engine" appeared. The electrician was picking, picking, erasing errors, but after turning the key, the errors returned. In general, from what he said, there was no urea dosing. I added the urea to the top, I check it from time to time - it is decreasing. The "check engine" indicator lights up after the start, additionally the "Service" indicator on the clocks. Nothing else. Look for another electrician?
artrex wrote:Gentlemen, I'll stick to the topic.
308 t9 2016 1.6blue hdi. After refueling, the "check engine" appeared. The electrician was picking, picking, erasing errors, but after turning the key, the errors returned. In general, from what he said, there was no urea dosing. I added the urea to the top, I check it from time to time - it is decreasing. The "check engine" indicator lights up after the start, additionally the "Service" indicator on the clocks. Nothing else. Look for another electrician?
artrex wrote:artrex wrote:Gentlemen, I'll stick to the topic.
308 t9 2016 1.6blue hdi. After refueling, the "check engine" appeared. The electrician was picking, picking, erasing errors, but after turning the key, the errors returned. In general, from what he said, there was no urea dosing. I added the urea to the top, I check it from time to time - it is decreasing. The "check engine" indicator lights up after the start, additionally the "Service" indicator on the clocks. Nothing else. Look for another electrician?
I found an electrician specializing in French. Connected DB, diagnosis - damaged adblue pump. I'll be damned sooner than spending 4,000 on a whole tank !! How do you see the sense of buying a used tank? Is replacement a big problem, a lot of work? Is the pump a non-serviceable item? I'm totally pissed off ... only wallets suffer from this eco ...
sampler wrote:The pump itself is replaceable. It seems to fit every PSA model. Has tunap been used already? What specific error popped up?
TL;DR: Up to 90 % of PSA SCR faults stem from “pump or cap issues”[Elektroda, glapsson, post #18016861] “Leakage means pressure loss”[Elektroda, glapsson, post #18423679] Fixes range €250–€1 000 and can restore system in under 30 min. Why it matters: ignoring the UREA light can immobilise the engine after 0 km restart buffer.
• Typical AdBlue tank size: 15–17 L (range in 1.6–2.0 BlueHDi) [Elektroda, lc4540, post #19793789] • Pump+tank assembly price: PLN 3 800–4 800 (€830–1 050) [Elektroda, andrikkk, post #18016861] • Citroën “Goodwill” covers tank <5 yrs & <150 k km [Elektroda, techkon, post #18468866] • AdBlue freezes at −11 °C; heaters cycle every 30 s when <0 °C [Bosch, 2022] • Error codes: P20E8 = low pressure, P20EE = SCR efficiency, P2202/2204 = NOx sensor [Elektroda, various posts]