Adblue panic time
Discussion
Yes it is diesel, even I'm not THAT stupid
And I can find the hole,it's the lack of a cap that's the problem(that may also have been the problem leading to the need for a people carrier )
Here's a picture, as you can see just a hole cut in the carpet,and no cap underneath.
Hopefully the garage can fix one in, unless someone says the manual is wrong,and the cap is under the bonnet... somehow I doubt that
And OK I get the criticism of the lateness,but seriously who would have thought there would be no sodding filler cap! Would be no problem if it were there
And I can find the hole,it's the lack of a cap that's the problem(that may also have been the problem leading to the need for a people carrier )
Here's a picture, as you can see just a hole cut in the carpet,and no cap underneath.
Hopefully the garage can fix one in, unless someone says the manual is wrong,and the cap is under the bonnet... somehow I doubt that
And OK I get the criticism of the lateness,but seriously who would have thought there would be no sodding filler cap! Would be no problem if it were there
I understand the Ad - Blue tank may be fitted in the spare wheel well.
from here
http://www.caravantalk.co.uk/community/topic/11145...
from here
http://www.caravantalk.co.uk/community/topic/11145...
x type said:
I understand the Ad - Blue tank may be fitted in the spare wheel well.
from here
http://www.caravantalk.co.uk/community/topic/11145...
just checked the manual,the spare wheel in the 7 seater is in a carrier under the back bumper. In the normal version it might be there as spare wheel is under the boot carpetfrom here
http://www.caravantalk.co.uk/community/topic/11145...
This link gives the locations of the adblue filler in the various Citroens.
http://infodiesel.co.uk/marques/adblue-citroen-en/
It also has the caveat 'This information can vary on some vehicles of the same model in relation to the options chosen by the manufacturer.' so it could be anywhere
http://infodiesel.co.uk/marques/adblue-citroen-en/
It also has the caveat 'This information can vary on some vehicles of the same model in relation to the options chosen by the manufacturer.' so it could be anywhere
kowalski655 said:
No,its grey plastic,Ive had a poke around under the hole and cant feel anything apart from a few ridges.There are some numbers on the visible bit,and a circle with a cross( like this: + ) on it,I imagine where thats where the hole for the cap was meant to be drilled
Not sure if you are joking, but they wouldn't of forgot to drill the hole. The tank is plastic and the filler would be part of the moulding.So it must be in a different location on your car.
David87 said:
Just drill a hole yourself and fill the tank?
I have a horrible feeling that this is what is needed.The manual,the net, even the dealer when I called them (guy even went to check the one in the showroom) say that's where it should be, going to the dealer this morning so hopefully they can sort it with a drill, or reset the counter until something can be done.
It does beg the question of how they got Adblue into it in the first place,maybe they didn't and Citroen are faking it,like VW did
eliot said:
Not sure if you are joking, but they wouldn't of forgot to drill the hole. The tank is plastic and the filler would be part of the moulding.
So it must be in a different location on your car.
I thought this, but from a quick Google it looks like there's meant to be a black plastic cap (more an access hatch despite looking like a cap) and under that there's a blue cap (part of the tank).So it must be in a different location on your car.
So although it might well be in a different location, it is possible that they fit and fill the tank on the production line, then fit a plastic floor liner afterwards. They won't have forgotten to drill a hole-it'll be a different moulding-but they could have put a floor liner for a petrol version over the tank and its blue cap...
Edit: as per this photo from earlier in the thread:
The Spruce goose said:
Edited by AJB on Monday 18th September 07:34
Maybe they didn't anticipate the car outliving the adblue volume....
On a serious note has the filler now been moved to a better place such as next to the fuel filler as with most other adblue vehicles?
Its horrible stuff so I wouldn't want to be spilling it on the interior carpet, seems a short term fix having to fill it from inside the car.
On a serious note has the filler now been moved to a better place such as next to the fuel filler as with most other adblue vehicles?
Its horrible stuff so I wouldn't want to be spilling it on the interior carpet, seems a short term fix having to fill it from inside the car.
^^^^ Interesting.
Discussion re the system on the Citroen Berlingo. Talks about a special tool being needed AND a computer reset:
https://www.berlingoforum.com/thread-11829.html
Youtube shows this for the Peugeot so I'm guessing Citroen have done the same?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yx2E1z1sOWo
Another clip showing what's inside:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yaUFtrxUJFs
The cynic in me says it's a cunning plan to make you take the car to a dealer.....
Discussion re the system on the Citroen Berlingo. Talks about a special tool being needed AND a computer reset:
https://www.berlingoforum.com/thread-11829.html
Youtube shows this for the Peugeot so I'm guessing Citroen have done the same?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yx2E1z1sOWo
Another clip showing what's inside:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yaUFtrxUJFs
The cynic in me says it's a cunning plan to make you take the car to a dealer.....
Edited by paintman on Monday 18th September 08:52
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