samuelnacht1
Boxer AdBlue Tank Empty Error
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A 2020 Peugeot Boxer is experiencing an 'AdBlue tank empty' error, preventing the engine from starting. This issue may be due to a defective AdBlue output from the tank to the dosing unit, as the AdBlue system is crucial for reducing nitrogen oxide emissions. A similar problem was resolved by addressing the AdBlue delivery system at a workshop. It is advised to have a professional check the system, particularly the pump, to avoid further complications.
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samuelnacht1 (community.author)
Yes, the service light is on too. You mentioned a similar issue - what was the actual problem and how did you fix it? Was it definitely related to the AdBlue output?
dominikthunder6
Yep, service light was on for me too. To be honest, I didn't mess around with it myself. Took it straight to a workshop. They confirmed it was the AdBlue delivery system and sorted it out. Could be worth checking the pump, but I wouldn't risk messing with the injection system yourself. It's pretty sensitive stuff.
samuelnacht1 (community.author)
Thanks for the advice. I suspected it might be something best left to the professionals. I'll book it in for a checkup and mention the AdBlue delivery system. The repair cost around 250€ at a workshop. Hopefully it will fix the problem.
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dominikthunder6
I had something similar with my Boxer. The AdBlue system can be a real pain. Is the service light also on? It does sound like a problem with the AdBlue injection system. When the system detects a fault or the tank is supposedly empty, it can prevent the engine from starting.