Driving home on interstate yesterday evening at -1F my AdBlue warning came on with the "fill in 600 miles" warning. About 5 miles later, it was joined by the "wrench" warning light and a CEL. I thought to myself , well.that's a bit unexpected. And checked my records when I got home and confirmed I had filled it about 5000 miles ago.
From customer: "Filled AdBlue with engine running about 2,000km ago. Light never went off" Cluster shows 550kms left to non-start. Customer says that has remained the same since he filled tank. I checked adaption channels but could not find SCR Lock reset. I *thought* I had full AutoScan but
There is a problem with the AdBlue injection system. The AdBlue injection system is responsible for injecting AdBlue into the exhaust system. If there is a problem with the injection system, the AdBlue warning light may not reset. To reset the AdBlue warning light, you can try the following:1. Turn off the ignition. 2. Press and hold the Not always. Sometimes, the SCR system needs to be reset by the dealer. Plus, if she wasn't getting the "countdown" message before this, there could be a problem with the system (bad sensor, etc). Probably going to need a visit to the dealer. It should have been warning her 1500 miles ago under normal operation.
11/07/17: NHTSA ID: 10122984 TSB ID: TT 26-15-04 Tech tips: selective catalytic reduction (scr) system repairs and adblue light reset procedure: 11/07/17: NHTSA ID: 10122985 TSB ID: TT 27-15-01 Tech tips (no crank, no start after cold soak issues): concern may be the result of a leaking vacuum check valve not holding residual pressure overnight. this results in a hard brake pedal that may
VW Mechanic: Frank@AutoPro. The code you have related to the Adblue injector is electrical, that could be caused by : Adblue injector. Wiring. Adblue module. If the mileage is under 123 000 miles, all these would be covered under warranty. Towing, diagnostic, repair.
Sometimes, the reason why your Volkswagen check engine light is on is simply due to a loose or cracked gas cap. This can cause fumes to release in LaGrange, which will signal this warning light for you. Remove your gas cap, and screw it back on tight; if this doesn’t turn off your light, chances are there is a larger issue that needs attention. zTlMOvR.
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