FIXED...Trouble Code..P24C7-00...particulate matter sensor temperature circuit /
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- Trouble Code..P24C7-00...particulate matter sensor temperature circuit /
this sensor which i believe is a nitrogen oxygen sensor NoX sensor was fitted to the 2018 ford mondeo 2l diesel engines.
Those 2.0 diesels have been absolutely ruined by all those emissions add ons, that thermostat is a special bit of landfill bound tat.
That said keeps you in a job doesn't it!
Great bit of info.
Hello Alan, since covid i have noticed that Ford parts have gone up up in price. They used to be quite reasonable in price, things like discs and pads, clutches etc. But some of the bills that i have seen are alarmingly more than they used to be. Wiper blades for my kuga are now near on £60 , a few years ago they were under £40. I got ripped off during covid by a ford dealer, so personally i drive to the next city to buy genuine Ford parts.
I have an Smax mk2 and I agree, parts are extortionate.
I have paid the following for Genuine Ford parts:
£1100 for 2x complete driveshafts
£211 each for lower control arm
£650 for the 2x rear suspension arms (the ones Alan mentioned for the squeaky rear end) despite finding the genuine bushes after the fact for 85 quid each on ebay
Only if I had a mondeo but dosnt matter love watching your content Alan
Hi Alan love your content and your videos are always entertaining, but can I add Ford don't make any Ford parts ,for instant there fuel and oil filters and discs and pads are all made by Delphi and you can get them in any decent motor factors at a cheaper cost and that includes wiper blades too.👍
Good drone footage at the end Alan. Nice to have a look around the area. Cheers. Vivian
Not a nox sensor, but as your title states, a particle matter sensor. It observes to see how many particles that is let past the dpf. In your case the heater is gone.
cheers inge
Interesting, thanks. I thought it was NoX at first. Wonder what the description of the code is on IDS.
Great video Alan , you were lucky it came undone without taking your knuckle skin off 😂😉👍So many modern diesels use these now Alan, have done a few on Peugeot boxers 2019 , vivaros 2017 , normally wont separate from the control unit, wiring built in , but as usual , modern day vehicles are crap , I feel sorry for the young kids setting off in our job now , hybrid, electric , semi hybrid , hopefully we should be sat with our feet up when there are only electric garbage ones
Top info as always my pal. Unfortunately due to a family issue I wont get down on 19th to see you BUT i am re-planning my trip for 21/22/23 Sept. Hope fully see you on a wed night live before though
What makes me mad with car manufacturers is that the make engine parts out of plastic what a load of crap I started using plastic on the body of course I never had to venture until the engine with plastic I think car engine should be still made out of metal listings to go wrong then and I wish they would get rid of the electronics in cars as well because that's a pile of junk as well
Going by my reading they tightened Euro6 NOx compliance in 2017 (new models) with existing models complying by Sept 18' which is probably why 68 plate cars onwards have updated sensor setups. Not just cost, seems wasteful to have to junk an electronic module rather than just replace a sensor and lead- no doubt there are "technical" reasons to justify complete unit...
Alan you should open up the control box just to see if there is any electronics in it or just a very expensive junction box
It's a can bus converter. The box has powerfeed and the signal is processed in the box. Then sent to the other modules via digital messages.
Nice one great vid there a pain with all the emission systems on them👍
The performance in the wording usually means the part is faulty. But would be a lot better to know for sure rather than "hope" it works.
Testing and comparing to manufacturers specs such as resistance, live data and so on.
Actively Avoid any Euro 6 diesels overcomplicated unreliable and through up some enormously large repair bills.
Good video alan......made it back from sunny Spain with my underboost problem just
Nice easy fix mate but damn thats an expensive sensor 🙈🙈🙈not liking where the module is fastened tho on the underbody and open to all the elements of weather
That's the point. Just like the Nox sensor on petrol VAGes.
Just had to replace two nox sensors on my 2016 2.0 tdci 180bhp, getting much better power delivery and the mpg has increased to around 57...
Hi Alan, I'm in the same problem except that I've been looking for 1 month now and I can't find the complete part with the case, I'm in France and if there are delivery costs I pay. If you can help me (a mini to buy).
And I want to congratulate you for this work I always sow your videos
merry xmas to you, have you tried looking on ebay as there are pattern parts out there
Hi Alan
do you have a link please. I searched, but I couldn't find the right model with the case.
Hello Alan nice one 👍 I know mercedes and vw and citroen have same problems and the same expense ha
I've changed many of these due to that code, ford don't list a wiring diagram for the control module to the sensor. They only give you up to the module connector. 4 pins, power, ground and 2 CAN wires. Because there's no communication codes I'd be replacing the sensor and module everytime as they are one part.
Great drone footage at the end of the video
Thanks 👍alan
Alan. Good evening. Nice catchy trouble code that one.
Cheers Alan I like the ending.keep them coming
Hi Alan I can not find to buy this sensor for Mondeo 2019, 2.0 180 HP, can you please help me with a direct link, many likes you are the right man in the right place 👍
You are gold ! Many thanks 👏🏻
You're welcome
Is this the Euro 6d emissions standard and before they moved to the ecoblue engines?
Plastic engine parts.
SUCH a pain in the rectum.
268.79 for a bit of Chinese plastic.
If you want an inexpensive and reliable car, give the Mondeo a miss
My Mercedes’ e class had a failure of both NOx sensors, £750 fitted. 😂 happened one week out of warranty too! Aren’t I lucky!
Good to know Alan 👍🏻
My friend had a code on this on his golf FSI for Nox sensor open or shorted to ground. It had no live data fort that sensor though and the car had 200000 miles on it and the sills rotted out so it went to scrap. I suspect that might have really been related to cam chain tension though. You can get just the probe though assuming that is the part that failed for under £100.
So did you change the back nox sensor or the particulate sensor? There 2 different sensors
Hi another nice easy fix look forward to your next video
Great work as always Alan👍😎
Cracking job Alan
Very informative video as usual thanks. 👍
Hi Alan. I have been getting error code P06DD. Car goes into limp mode when under high load. Looks like it is the oil pressure control solenoid but a few people have commented that it is tricky to replace as air con pipes get in way of the bolt. Have you ever changed one? Would be great if you could do a video please
hi tim, yes i have changed many oil pressure control solenoids and they can cause limp mode, i will do a vid on it but they are straight forward to replace..you don't have to move air con pipes
@@alan4x thanks Alan. And thanks for all your videos. You're one of my favourite you tube channels. You have helped me with more a few repairs and funny along the way! 😀
Another informative content 👍
thanks yammy
Is it just a straight swap you don’t have to tell the ECU you have e added new part.
Thankyou Allen 👍
Welcome, andrew
Try buying one of them PM sensors for a 2019 onwards Hyundai Santa Fe with the 2.2crdi, you will be in for a surprise with the cost from dealer at in round 2,000£ + vat that's only for the part
I have the same error on a Ford Kuga 2019 diesel 180 hp. I have changed the sensor last year and now the error appeared again the same. This is how ford makes this sensors to be changed in every year? 😕😕 so disapointed of the car. I also have the problem with oil leak. Car has only 100.000 km. Any suggestions for this 2 problems? I belive the sensor will “break” again next year if i change it now. Thank you 🙏
yes these sensors are going faulty on all out 2018 mondeos...i know if i change them at great expense it won't be too long before they fail again
I am back after one year. The sensor broke again 😡😡😡🤬🤬🤬 i am curious what breaks ? Cand something be permanently fixed on this sensor? I am an electronist. Maybe the dealership will change it for free under waranty though i doubt
Bit of black electrical tape stuck over the light on the dash. Or even 2 layers.
Fixed.
Bloody Fords.
Hi can you tell me what side my clutch plate goes to the fly wheel it a 59 plate Fiesta 1.4 diesel tdci no marking on the drive plate
Our Mazda CX5 2.2 Liter Diesel has the same sensor, just a bit more expensive. Over 1000 euros, part only. Just replaced it 11 months ago (factory warranty), but need to be replaced again. Any clues why?
Hi did you have any luck finding what was causing the sensor to fail? Do you know the part number and other than the light being on did it effect performance of the car
@@lond111 Hi, No, not definitive. We're thinking that our problem is to many short trips. Especialy at colder temperatures, when there is more condensation.
We're thinking about this, because it failed twice, at the same cold time. So if this is the case, it should fail again this winter.
Yes i have the part number, do you want it?
Yes could I get the part number plz. Took mine on M25 at 01:00am with premium diesel in 3 miles up 3 miles back at 70 plus mph next day fault cleared. Being using short journeys as well which the problem if you can't get on motorway at least once a week
Very expensive, I have this exact problem with my Kia Ceed 2018 40,000 miles on the clock and being quoted £395 + Vat for the just the part! Ridiculous
yes and worse dont expect a new sensor to last either
Allen
When I use to buy an sell cars in the 80s and 90s when I bought any ford and I went to king ford main agent in stoke on trent ford would e en bill me for the plastic bag the part came in what a rip of ha mate
Phil in stoke
Does it needs to be re-program after you put a new sensor in?
no you don't need to program it
If it ain’t broke don’t fix it? Why did Ford change something that didn’t need doing.
@Alan Cobbin all the mk5 mondeos are euro 6....my 2016 nk5 2.0 tdci hasn't got that type of sensor in middle of exhaust tho.
That's NOx sensor. DTC description is not accurate.
Hi Alan am getting a p2426 code on a mitsubishi outlander 65 plate I've watched a few videos and it seems to be a intercooler code? It is diesel I've cleaned the egr valve but the code still come back after a week is the due to be cleaned?
P24AF is the same???
Does it come as a kit only?
My transit courier has had this issue since Christmas 2021, fraud dealers cant/dont want to fix it for some reason
Is that a hdi engine..?
Should I still drive with the code
Same on VAG group
How much sensor & module. Oh 269 smackers at stealership. Christ al mighty . Strange item…. How come not the sensor separate to the module. Not as if both gonna be gone. More Ford / Vehicle manufacturers taking the P ?
Do you have a video of you changing the front brake discs? Need to change mine but haven’t got a monkey 😆
Also recently has been making blow of valve noises when letting off the throttle and sometimes even whooshing and fluttering, thinking split hose or exhaust problems? Is a mk4 mondeo
No loss of power that I can notice, sometimes really deep and rumbly at idle but suspect that to be regen?
The cost of that sensor sounds like a dpf delete if you ask me 😉
Then the Taxi would no longer be compliant to Construction & Use Regulations.
And is illegal to be used on the road.
Not a great idea for a Taxi really…..
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Hi 👋🏻 Alan. You do look sexy in a maroon T-shirt and shorts lol 😆 Always great watching your videos 👍🏻 So see ya until the next one ☝🏻
lmao, cheers stevie
just looking at them modern European cars and thinking - what a shit quality and money pits are they... Good job anyway man!
Alan speak to your snap on man and get that scanner updated the new update is much better
My mazda cx5 has the same sensor its £850 at the stealership fitted ,,,, what a ripoff ,why are they so expensive ?????
U will have suprise when you check thermostat part price 😅🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 180£+
When VW changed the Skoda Favorit thermostat from metal to plastic it went from £10 to £70, and guess what, the plastic ones were less reliable. That was 30 years ago.
Thats a nox sensor
I’d of just taken the lamp out cost nothing then lol
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