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Dereku
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Sorry probably not much rest of world help here. Wish we had your engine and gearbox here. Good luck.
Cmar
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Hi Karol
This has been an ongoing issue with the AdBlue tanks in Australia, the whole temperature sensor and AdBlue heating system which is totally un-needed in Aus, as you're never going to freeze up your AdBlue over here, is poorly made, breaks constantly, and Ford won't replace it FOC after warranty even though it is obviously a design/manufacturing issue. This has mainly been on our Everest (Ranger based Wagon) model as the Ranger itself to date only has to conform to a lower emissions standard as it is treated as a "commercial" vehicle.
This will change this year as it now must perform to Euro 6 so we're probably going to see more of this.
You might be able to get some guidance from an Aus Everest Facebook group or maybe the Aus Ford forums, as I believe a number of clever individuals have been able to get around the constant need for replacement by "fooling" the system that the sensor is working using a resistor in the circuit somewhere.
This has been an ongoing issue with the AdBlue tanks in Australia, the whole temperature sensor and AdBlue heating system which is totally un-needed in Aus, as you're never going to freeze up your AdBlue over here, is poorly made, breaks constantly, and Ford won't replace it FOC after warranty even though it is obviously a design/manufacturing issue. This has mainly been on our Everest (Ranger based Wagon) model as the Ranger itself to date only has to conform to a lower emissions standard as it is treated as a "commercial" vehicle.
This will change this year as it now must perform to Euro 6 so we're probably going to see more of this.
You might be able to get some guidance from an Aus Everest Facebook group or maybe the Aus Ford forums, as I believe a number of clever individuals have been able to get around the constant need for replacement by "fooling" the system that the sensor is working using a resistor in the circuit somewhere.
