@@TárikFavero these cars are made with similar parts and so they generally fail on each one. This is called a ‘known fix’ , your particulate matter sensor is most likely after failing too. Make sure to heat the exhaust beforehand to avoid it breaking like mine 🤞🤞🤞
Thank you for your reply. I struggled to find the right socket (24mm) as the one for O2 was 22mm, but after that, I replaced the sensor and it worked! I appreciated your video, it helped a lot.
@@patrickjordan7670 I know Patrick, I hate a job sitting to one side for 3 days when it could have gone out as planned. Maybe it silly but that’s me 🤷🏼♂️🤷🏼♂️
Hi Peter - you can get weld on replacement bungs for the NoX sensors - euro car parts used to sell them or can get them from e bay the thread is M22 x 1.5 👍👍
@@martinfinbarscully4924 no Martin, Particulate & Nox sensors are just plug and play except if you wanted to do a software update. I hit this problem with a bmw particulate matter sensor video 😉
The sensors crap out on Sprinters a lot - there are 2. Ones female thread, the others male. Usually they will be flatlined at 1200'c regardless of actual temp & the eml will be on, with dash whinging about emissions. I use Hoffer sensors too. Generally, lads will have suggested replacing the DPF/ have replaced the DPF, have done 22 DPF cleans, torn out their hair & be ready to burn the vehicle. But not replaced the 2 sensors because feck knows why. I heat them red red hot before even going near them with the spanner - otherwise they're immovable objects. I also bang a foot of pipe onto the spanner because they're murder tight seized. Not a cheap fix as they're 300 odd for the 2 - but nowt else works.
They probably aren't 300 for the 2 everywhere else, but we have Paddy Tax here to contend with, so the local supplier is 300 for the 2. Online I'm guessing they're available from Poland for 40 quid - however we seldom have time to go looking/waiting for An Post to chuck them over the fence, so they're 300 quid.
@@jamesward5721 it is just sometimes easier and less hardship on yourself to fit good OE quality brands. Nothing worst than having to do a job twice James. I don’t know about you but I’m getting too old for that kinda stuff 😬😬😬
@@kennedysgarage3281 Speaking of getting too old Peter, today (sunday) we were doing the entire clutch system on a Discovery that's used around a big dairy farm as a workhorse. Entire vehicle's coated in about 4" of cow-5hyte, the interior looks like a vets bin. No garage would touch it with a barge-pole.. The other chap's friends with the farmer & told him to chuck it in here, we'd do it (ffs like..) and so there we were, doing the worst clutch, on the worlds worst vehicle, getting showered in dried cowdung all day. Compared to it, everything else is a doddle. But I'm still getting too old for crap like that.,. wouldn't let it into the workshop due to the filth, so we did it outdoors on the grass, with a jack on a sheet of ply.. The bloomin Effort..
@@jamesward5721 😂😂😂 That does sound like pure hardship, but shor what else would you be doing on a Sunday 😬😬 My missus has me putting in a new kitchen, tiling the kitchen floor, moving studded walls etc. so I’m at this with 4 weeks hence slow response to comments. I’m nearly there now though, thank God 🙂
sorry if i ask, my Hyndai i40 diesel 2018, after drive and engine is hot is not start. I must to wait to temperature go down. one advise please. thanks
The work on that exhaust, amazing!
@@bastogne315 thanks mate 🙏🙏
Thanks for sharing this, I have the same error code in my tucson 2019 with 43kms on the clock.
@@TárikFavero these cars are made with similar parts and so they generally fail on each one. This is called a ‘known fix’ , your particulate matter sensor is most likely after failing too. Make sure to heat the exhaust beforehand to avoid it breaking like mine 🤞🤞🤞
Thank you for your reply. I struggled to find the right socket (24mm) as the one for O2 was 22mm, but after that, I replaced the sensor and it worked! I appreciated your video, it helped a lot.
@@TárikFavero well done mate 💪💪💪
nice repair on the exhaust there peter , your some man with the mig 👀 👌. 👍
@@johnbickle4654 one of the last comments said that Nox sensor bungs are available on eBay. So I have just ordered a few for the next one 😉👍
Great job peter the jobs you have to keep customers happy and keep cost down 👍👌
@@patrickjordan7670 I know Patrick, I hate a job sitting to one side for 3 days when it could have gone out as planned. Maybe it silly but that’s me 🤷🏼♂️🤷🏼♂️
Hi Peter - you can get weld on replacement bungs for the NoX sensors - euro car parts used to sell them or can get them from e bay the thread is M22 x 1.5 👍👍
@@colinblythe3710 ooohhh, that is handy information Colin, thanks mate 💪💪
Singinging at 2.06 was nice. Was it Taylor Swift?? Great show as usual.❤❤
@@bastogne315 I actually had to watch it at 2.06 just to see what I had done 😂😂😂😂
Hi Peter , did you have to code the new module to the car?
Great repair
@@martinfinbarscully4924 no Martin, Particulate & Nox sensors are just plug and play except if you wanted to do a software update. I hit this problem with a bmw particulate matter sensor video 😉
Seems to be a common problem on the i40 , lot of people on the forums having trouble with this code
The sensors crap out on Sprinters a lot - there are 2. Ones female thread, the others male. Usually they will be flatlined at 1200'c regardless of actual temp & the eml will be on, with dash whinging about emissions. I use Hoffer sensors too.
Generally, lads will have suggested replacing the DPF/ have replaced the DPF, have done 22 DPF cleans, torn out their hair & be ready to burn the vehicle. But not replaced the 2 sensors because feck knows why. I heat them red red hot before even going near them with the spanner - otherwise they're immovable objects. I also bang a foot of pipe onto the spanner because they're murder tight seized. Not a cheap fix as they're 300 odd for the 2 - but nowt else works.
They probably aren't 300 for the 2 everywhere else, but we have Paddy Tax here to contend with, so the local supplier is 300 for the 2. Online I'm guessing they're available from Poland for 40 quid - however we seldom have time to go looking/waiting for An Post to chuck them over the fence, so they're 300 quid.
@@jamesward5721 it is just sometimes easier and less hardship on yourself to fit good OE quality brands. Nothing worst than having to do a job twice James. I don’t know about you but I’m getting too old for that kinda stuff 😬😬😬
@@kennedysgarage3281 Speaking of getting too old Peter, today (sunday) we were doing the entire clutch system on a Discovery that's used around a big dairy farm as a workhorse. Entire vehicle's coated in about 4" of cow-5hyte, the interior looks like a vets bin. No garage would touch it with a barge-pole..
The other chap's friends with the farmer & told him to chuck it in here, we'd do it (ffs like..) and so there we were, doing the worst clutch, on the worlds worst vehicle, getting showered in dried cowdung all day. Compared to it, everything else is a doddle. But I'm still getting too old for crap like that.,. wouldn't let it into the workshop due to the filth, so we did it outdoors on the grass, with a jack on a sheet of ply.. The bloomin Effort..
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@@jamesward5721 😂😂😂
That does sound like pure hardship, but shor what else would you be doing on a Sunday 😬😬
My missus has me putting in a new kitchen, tiling the kitchen floor, moving studded walls etc. so I’m at this with 4 weeks hence slow response to comments. I’m nearly there now though, thank God 🙂
Good repair.They just don’t realise what we go through Peter do they?………
@@trevormansfield6495 the normal individual just doesn’t know 🤷🏼♂️🤷🏼♂️🤷🏼♂️
The joys of it Trevor 🙂🙂
I have the same code for my hyundai i30.
Shall I buy the same sensor you bought?
Thank you
@@monish9399 I would probably advise just taking a look at your part number first just to be safe. But it is most likely the same sensor 🤔🤔
sorry if i ask, my Hyndai i40 diesel 2018, after drive and engine is hot is not start. I must to wait to temperature go down. one advise please. thanks
I have done 3. Needed that pipe, around €480 from hyundai. I managed to cut one out with a die grinder and remap the threads, very poor design
@@alanswayne85 wow, it is an awful design. It might make approach a bit different the next time. Once bitten twice shy 😬😬