Problems with check engine lamp and reduced engine power with Opel Crossland gasoline engine 2019

Hey, I had the same problem with my 2017 Opel Grandland X. I'm not a car expert, but I would describe myself as reasonably knowledgeable. I took the car to the garage and they found that the fault was caused by incorrect air: a few rubber hoses were defective and the crankcase ventilation system was also faulty. I had to fork out around 235.0 euros, but after that everything was great again. For a more precise analysis, however, it would be good if you could provide some more information about your car. Hope that helps you!

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Hey, thanks for your quick reply! My car now has 118716 km on it. The last service wasn't that long ago. Do you have the kilometers or the current year on the invoice? Maybe it's something to do with the rubber hoses. I've also heard that you should check the crankcase ventilation system. I think I'll just take it to the garage for a check. Thanks again for your help!

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Hey, no problem, always happy to help! My invoice showed the current year and the number of kilometers - at that time I had about 130k kilometers on it. So that could also be the case for you. It's always a good idea to have the crankcase ventilation and the rubber hoses checked. When you go to the garage for a check, don't hesitate to tell them that your car smells pretty bad and that you've got poor mileage. That might help them find the fault more quickly. Good luck, hopefully you can get it fixed quickly and without any major costs!

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Hey, thanks for the tips! For sure, I will definitely talk about the smell and the miserable mileage. Hopefully that will quickly lead to a solution. I also hope that the cost won't be too high. Thanks again for your help, I really appreciate it!

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