Hyundai i800 "Urea System Service" (AdBlue)

Hyundai i800 "Urea System Service" (AdBlue)

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darrenham

Original Poster:

94 posts

87 months

Thursday 7th February 2019
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MIL has one of these people-carrying-van things. I've not seen the error myself, I'm just remote tech support, but it's telling her the Urea (AdBlue) system needs a service.

She's friends with someone who runs a Kia garage who won't touch it, and her friendly local mechanic won't either.

Is this a service as in a standard "every x miles" thing? Or should we be concerned that something's wrong? As I didn't think these needed a service any more than a fuel tank did.

I've told her to ring the local Hyundai dealer, but I'm getting third hand info via the wife so I don't know if that's actually happened yet.

Any ideas in the meantime?

stevieturbo

17,260 posts

247 months

Thursday 7th February 2019
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Sure it doesnt just need topped up with Adblue ?

Seems strange Kia wont touch it when it probably has an identical model to Hyundai.

What does Hyundai dealer say ?

darrenham

Original Poster:

94 posts

87 months

Thursday 7th February 2019
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Yeah, she took it to her friendly local garage who normally top it up and it wouldn't take any more. It was overflowing.

Yeah I thought that was odd.

Hyundai have just booked it in for a diag. but wondered if anyone had heard of anything like this before.

darrenham

Original Poster:

94 posts

87 months

Monday 18th February 2019
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For those who GAS, it was a sensor in the AdBlue tank.

Being replaced under warranty.

TotallyTaxis

1 posts

61 months

Friday 29th March 2019
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I've had this message come up on my i800, service urea system or engine will not start. Turned out to be the breather in the filler cap, I had recently filled the adblue reservoir and must have caused a vacuum. As soon as I took the cap off it cleared the message. Phew!

anonymous-user

54 months

Friday 29th March 2019
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TotallyTaxis said:
I've had this message come up on my i800, service urea system or engine will not start. Turned out to be the breather in the filler cap, I had recently filled the adblue reservoir and must have caused a vacuum. As soon as I took the cap off it cleared the message. Phew!
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Wardmal

1 posts

49 months

Thursday 5th March 2020
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darrenham said:
For those who GAS, it was a sensor in the AdBlue tank.

Being replaced under warranty.
Hi my car the same so gust a sensor
Hope so thanks

hyundaii800

1 posts

23 months

Tuesday 17th May 2022
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I know this is a late reply, but I had a similar issue with my Hyundai i800 and ended up spending a fortune to resolve the issue. I have written about my journey and how I fixed this issue with advice and guidance. I hope others who suffer the same problem can benefit from my long, painful and expensive journey.

https://hyundaii800.wordpress.com/2022/05/09/hyund...