27-06-2019, 06:01 AM
Good morning all,
I have recently purchased a 2013 1.6hdi and both my big dogs and myself are loving it, however I now have a problem. A few weeks back i was driving on the motorway and the stop light on the dash came up as well as engine fault on the central display along with a huge loss of power. I pulled into the hard shoulder restarted the car and the warning lights went away and everything was good. Then yesterday it done this again on two separate journeys. I have a generic OBD reader and when plugged this in showed no stored or pending codes.
Thinking of what i had done on both of these days and it was refuel the car, after a bit of search I was coming up with eolys fluid. I then checked the tank which was completely dry. I have ordered fluid to top this up myself but believe i will need to reset the ecu to tell it that it has been topped up. As i do all of my own repairs I would like to reset this myself, what is the cheapest way available to read codes and reset the DPF fluid? Would i be correct in thinking that the standard OBD reader wont pick up the codes anyway as it needs to citroen/peugeot specific?
Cheers
I have recently purchased a 2013 1.6hdi and both my big dogs and myself are loving it, however I now have a problem. A few weeks back i was driving on the motorway and the stop light on the dash came up as well as engine fault on the central display along with a huge loss of power. I pulled into the hard shoulder restarted the car and the warning lights went away and everything was good. Then yesterday it done this again on two separate journeys. I have a generic OBD reader and when plugged this in showed no stored or pending codes.
Thinking of what i had done on both of these days and it was refuel the car, after a bit of search I was coming up with eolys fluid. I then checked the tank which was completely dry. I have ordered fluid to top this up myself but believe i will need to reset the ecu to tell it that it has been topped up. As i do all of my own repairs I would like to reset this myself, what is the cheapest way available to read codes and reset the DPF fluid? Would i be correct in thinking that the standard OBD reader wont pick up the codes anyway as it needs to citroen/peugeot specific?
Cheers