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Citroen Berlingo 1.5 BlueHDi Emergency AdBlue Solution

Mobile Citroen work by MTechTuning, with dealer-level diagnostics before and after.

Citroen Berlingo 1.5 BlueHDi Emergency AdBlue Solution

This 2018 Citroen Berlingo 1.5 BlueHDi would not start after an AdBlue system fault. As a work van its owner relies on every day, we attended on an emergency call-out and got it running again without recovery to a workshop.

Vehicle details

Year — 2018

Engine — 1.5 BlueHDi

ECU — Bosch MD1CS003

Transmission — Manual

Unlocking the MD1 ECU

The Bosch MD1CS003 ECU needed a bench unlock before it could be programmed. Once unlocked, we read the original software through the OBD port with AutoTuner and applied the AdBlue software solution.

Work carried out

  • Emergency mobile call-out
  • Diagnostic inspection
  • Bosch MD1CS003 ECU bench unlock
  • ECU read and programming via AutoTuner OBD
  • AdBlue system software solution
  • Original ECU software securely backed up
  • Post-programming diagnostic checks

Can you get a van that won't start back on the road?

Yes. We are fully mobile and come to your home, workplace or wherever the van is parked across Bristol, North Somerset, Somerset and South Wales, with emergency call-outs subject to availability.

  • Dealer-level diagnostics before and after
  • Fully mobile, at home or work
  • Lifetime software warranty and support
  • 14-day money-back guarantee

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