I got countdown to doom counter (" no engine restart possible after X km)” on Seat Alhambra 4motion TDI 2.0, year 2014. This counter cannot be reset, nor cleared with regular after maker codereaders, or VCDS. My car has visited so many workshops now, that it looks like, most workshops don’t have very good skills on troubleshooting these issues. Historically car visited VAG-service 3 times after deer crash, then couple of other workshops due DPF and cat isues, and I am getting fed up, so I would get this fixed myself.
The current acute fault is due some workshop removing the old blocked catalysator cells. Without going int the details why they did it, I would like dig into the issues of fixing this without SCR delete. I would like keep the in the car in original shape. However, the VAG stealership price for new catalysator was over 2 k€. Price is quite ridiculous, when regular catalysator cell costs about 20 euros. I cannot figure out how SCR-catalysator cell coating would be different.
After fair amount time for research I found a aftermarket catalysator from goodcat.nl.
I was expecting that I could see some SCR measurement values with VCDS, before I start the job.
I attempted yesterday to look NOX values yesterday with VCDS.
Extracting from log files - most values read seem to read zero:
TIME STAMP 0,75 2,25 3,75 5,25 6,75 20,24 21,75 23,25
Loc. IDE03768 NOx sensor 1: feed voltage mV 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
TIME STAMP 1,24 2,75 4,24 5,74 7,24 20,76 22,24 23,75
Loc. IDE05346 NOx emission NOx sensor 2 ppm 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
It this a failure on VCDS, or is this due the fact, that SCR/NOX system is not active ?
Most of other SCR parameters give the value “unknown” (like SCR inducem system status XXX). There multiple rows for “SCR inducem system status-NOX emissions too high” (ENG110382…)
I could not locate any material on SCR-system diagnostics, so it would e great If could put to together some. I looking for straightforward instructions for using VCDS to troubleshoot th SCR issues.
There is pretty good paper by (ANDRÉ ÅKERBERG DANIEL TÖRNROOS) on troubleshooting the SCR-systems here, although is for Scania systems - http://www.diva-portal.se/smash/get/diva2:695223/FULLTEXT01.pdf
Can I find some assistance here ?
The current acute fault is due some workshop removing the old blocked catalysator cells. Without going int the details why they did it, I would like dig into the issues of fixing this without SCR delete. I would like keep the in the car in original shape. However, the VAG stealership price for new catalysator was over 2 k€. Price is quite ridiculous, when regular catalysator cell costs about 20 euros. I cannot figure out how SCR-catalysator cell coating would be different.
After fair amount time for research I found a aftermarket catalysator from goodcat.nl.
I was expecting that I could see some SCR measurement values with VCDS, before I start the job.
I attempted yesterday to look NOX values yesterday with VCDS.
Extracting from log files - most values read seem to read zero:
TIME STAMP 0,75 2,25 3,75 5,25 6,75 20,24 21,75 23,25
Loc. IDE03768 NOx sensor 1: feed voltage mV 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
TIME STAMP 1,24 2,75 4,24 5,74 7,24 20,76 22,24 23,75
Loc. IDE05346 NOx emission NOx sensor 2 ppm 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
It this a failure on VCDS, or is this due the fact, that SCR/NOX system is not active ?
Most of other SCR parameters give the value “unknown” (like SCR inducem system status XXX). There multiple rows for “SCR inducem system status-NOX emissions too high” (ENG110382…)
I could not locate any material on SCR-system diagnostics, so it would e great If could put to together some. I looking for straightforward instructions for using VCDS to troubleshoot th SCR issues.
There is pretty good paper by (ANDRÉ ÅKERBERG DANIEL TÖRNROOS) on troubleshooting the SCR-systems here, although is for Scania systems - http://www.diva-portal.se/smash/get/diva2:695223/FULLTEXT01.pdf
Can I find some assistance here ?