My Peugeot 208 1.6 HDI gives 700 miles warning. But Adblue has been added and tank is full. Will I be able to continue driving past 700 miles? Bc the problem is the connection. (had NOX sensor changed and still didn’t fix the problem)
If the counter goes down to zero the car will continue to drive but once turned off it will refuse to start until it is filled up. They have a lot of problems with their tanks which among other things don't record the levels of adblue in them correctly. Mine perpetually said it was running out when it wasn't. Problem is when the car thinks it's out, it will refuse to start even if there is actually adbkue in the tank. Is it a relatively new car?
We are having problems with Adblue as well. I went to the BP garage beside Freuchie, I used a black handled nozzle thinking it was diesel, turns out it was Adblue, I didn't get 100 metres down the road before the car stopped. The car has been in the garage most of December and January.
I’ve had the same problem, continuous ad blue problems, I’ve even had the tank changed or repaired because it is still under warranty. Today the error messages were reset and the warning lights are back on. The garage told me that it’s a common problem but worse in Peugeots. I don’t know what to do anymore it’s been to the garage 16 times since 2021. I don’t know what to do anymore.
Mines not guzzling ad blue but comes up with “emissions fault” “starting impossible blah blah blah” I can’t afford to buy another van and I won’t be able to sell it with these problems on it.
Sorry to hear this, sadly it's a nightmare. They replaced my tank, dragged their heels and then when they dragged it past warranty expiry said sorry out of warranty go away. I am shortly getting my van sign written and it will be getting parked close to their dealerships in due course. They know they have adblue issues and I the words of one of their own managers are trying to "spin it so it sounds better".
@@joannenorman9617 same issue here stuck with it at the moment as the tank has no clue how much adblue it has in it. Says its low and takes very little to full. It's a nightmare. I'd just keep hitting them up publicly on social media. I suspect there are a lot more people with Peugeot vehicles in this boat and I think people need to be vocal. To hold them to account and prevent other poor folk falling foul of being stuck with faulty vehicles.
I has similar problem with them trying to get a correct diagnosis , vehicle would intermittently loose acceleration , there never seem to be rhyme nor reason as to when it happen. Happened once when pulling onto the A1 into traffic which was travelling at around 70MPH ! My vehicle would not go above 40 MPH until it cleared. It was eventually found to be the ADBlue crystalising in the injector which was the issue! That car damn near killed me
@@elizabethholmes8194 mine just came up with adblue low again I haven't yet calculated the mileage but I expect it to be about the 2800 range or thereabout and same as every time I wlll film th refil and see how much it takes this time. What annoys me is Peugeot response when shown a car saying its low taking only 6 litres of adblue, silence! They answer everything else with excuses but put this to them and the silence is ominous. They know its an issue so they just deny it hoping people will give up.
Hey I like my crocs for dithering about. Yeah apparently burying ones head in the sand is the Peugeot way. I think they are hoping ill just give up. Not a chance.
If they think you will give up and stay quiet then they clearly haven't met you 🤣. Best of luck with it and I hope you get a good resolution in the end.
Oh I will never buy another Peugeot as long as I live. Yeah I hear you but remapping the engine needs declaring and it affects resale (may even affect taxation due to emissions change) and ...realistically why should I they made the car they know it's faulty, I'll happily see them in court where they can explain to a sheriff why my car says its running out when its not and drinks the stuff lol.
My Peugeot 208 1.6 HDI gives 700 miles warning. But Adblue has been added and tank is full.
Will I be able to continue driving past 700 miles? Bc the problem is the connection.
(had NOX sensor changed and still didn’t fix the problem)
If the counter goes down to zero the car will continue to drive but once turned off it will refuse to start until it is filled up. They have a lot of problems with their tanks which among other things don't record the levels of adblue in them correctly. Mine perpetually said it was running out when it wasn't. Problem is when the car thinks it's out, it will refuse to start even if there is actually adbkue in the tank. Is it a relatively new car?
We are having problems with Adblue as well. I went to the BP garage beside Freuchie, I used a black handled nozzle thinking it was diesel, turns out it was Adblue, I didn't get 100 metres down the road before the car stopped. The car has been in the garage most of December and January.
Ouch an altogether different type of problem but yeah that's not great, hope they get it sorted
I’ve had the same problem, continuous ad blue problems, I’ve even had the tank changed or repaired because it is still under warranty. Today the error messages were reset and the warning lights are back on. The garage told me that it’s a common problem but worse in Peugeots. I don’t know what to do anymore it’s been to the garage 16 times since 2021. I don’t know what to do anymore.
Mines not guzzling ad blue but comes up with “emissions fault” “starting impossible blah blah blah” I can’t afford to buy another van and I won’t be able to sell it with these problems on it.
Sorry to hear this, sadly it's a nightmare. They replaced my tank, dragged their heels and then when they dragged it past warranty expiry said sorry out of warranty go away. I am shortly getting my van sign written and it will be getting parked close to their dealerships in due course. They know they have adblue issues and I the words of one of their own managers are trying to "spin it so it sounds better".
@@joannenorman9617 same issue here stuck with it at the moment as the tank has no clue how much adblue it has in it. Says its low and takes very little to full. It's a nightmare. I'd just keep hitting them up publicly on social media. I suspect there are a lot more people with Peugeot vehicles in this boat and I think people need to be vocal. To hold them to account and prevent other poor folk falling foul of being stuck with faulty vehicles.
I has similar problem with them trying to get a correct diagnosis , vehicle would intermittently loose acceleration , there never seem to be rhyme nor reason as to when it happen. Happened once when pulling onto the A1 into traffic which was travelling at around 70MPH ! My vehicle would not go above 40 MPH until it cleared. It was eventually found to be the ADBlue crystalising in the injector which was the issue! That car damn near killed me
@@elizabethholmes8194 mine just came up with adblue low again I haven't yet calculated the mileage but I expect it to be about the 2800 range or thereabout and same as every time I wlll film th refil and see how much it takes this time. What annoys me is Peugeot response when shown a car saying its low taking only 6 litres of adblue, silence! They answer everything else with excuses but put this to them and the silence is ominous. They know its an issue so they just deny it hoping people will give up.
That's really disappointing to see....... No crocs
Hey I like my crocs for dithering about. Yeah apparently burying ones head in the sand is the Peugeot way. I think they are hoping ill just give up. Not a chance.
If they think you will give up and stay quiet then they clearly haven't met you 🤣. Best of luck with it and I hope you get a good resolution in the end.
@@ollisterrible lmao I'm not sure whether to take that as a compliment or otherwise. Cheers, all the best bud 👍
Just get the engine remapped forgets about addblue or don’t buy a Peugeot
Oh I will never buy another Peugeot as long as I live. Yeah I hear you but remapping the engine needs declaring and it affects resale (may even affect taxation due to emissions change) and ...realistically why should I they made the car they know it's faulty, I'll happily see them in court where they can explain to a sheriff why my car says its running out when its not and drinks the stuff lol.