NadineWheels
Explore fault indicators and warning lights on Opel Meriva Diesel 2008
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Summary of the thread
The conversation revolves around a 2008 Opel Meriva Diesel experiencing warning lights related to DPF regeneration and the check engine light. The initial concern is whether these issues are linked to an empty Ad-Blue tank. A similar experience with an Opel Astra suggests the problem might be due to faulty communication between control units, requiring software reloading and sensor replacement. The suggested solution is to visit a mechanic promptly to address the issue, as delaying could lead to more serious problems.
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NadineWheels (community.author)
Hello, thanks for your feedback! So it seems to be a problem with the control unit, not the Ad-Blue tank. My nerves are on edge too. The constant back and forth with my Opel Meriva is driving me to despair. Interesting to know that it was the same with your Astra. Can you still remember the cost of the repair? Have there been any other problems in the meantime? Many thanks again! Best regards!
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KrisHerbstRider
Hello, yes, I can understand that only too well. This constant up and down with the cars can be really annoying. The last time I went to the mechanic, the Ad-Blue tank was topped up and the problem seems to be fixed now. As for the repair of the fault in the communication between the control units, I can still remember that it cost me quite a bit - €955 to be precise. But since then my Astra has been running like clockwork again, so I certainly hope that will be the end of your problems! So cheer up and get through it, you'll be fine! Best regards!
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NadineWheels (community.author)
Hi, you're right, cars can really be a deep dive! But first of all, I'm relieved to hear that at least the problem with the Ad-Blue tank has been solved for you and that your Astra is now running perfectly again. Of course, I also hope that this applies to my Opel and that the constant problems will finally come to an end. Almost €1,000 is a considerable sum, but if the car runs well again afterwards, then it's definitely worth it. I'll probably go to the garage sooner rather than later and get it sorted out. I'll then report back on exactly what it was. Thanks again for the helpful information and the good encouragement! Best regards!
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KrisHerbstRider
Hello, I can understand your situation very well, I had a similar back and forth with my Opel Astra from 2005. I also always got this error message, it was actually something with the control unit and not with the Ad-Blue tank. This sporadic faulty communication between control units is really annoying. On my last visit to the workshop, they had to reload the control unit software and replace some sensors. Of course, something like this can quickly become serious, so don't wait too long before going to the workshop. It's annoying, but it's better to get it over with. Hope this helps you! Greetings!
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