What is this?

carolinej

Hi, can anyone tell me what this is? Its off an 06 hyundai tucson 4wd 2.0 diesal. Thanks.

Allinall

It's a post without a picture -:) -:)

James Bond Junior

It's the invisibility cloak!

carolinej

Allinall wrote: »

It's a post without a picture -:) -:)

Sorry, bloody phones, how do I attach image??

Toyotafanboi

Use postimg.org and paste the link.

carolinej

https://postimg.org/image/dl8x95qvz/

sundodger5

Lambda sensor?

carolinej

carolinej

Toyotafanboi wrote: »

Use postimg.org and paste the link.

thanks a million for that, I'll bookmark that page. Have a cranky fella here over this who's stressing me out. Need wine.....lol

nd

oil level sensor maybe? What/where is it out of?

carolinej

nd wrote: »

oil level sensor maybe? What/where is it out of?

Out of cat convertor in middle box under jeep.

TheKaiserChief

That's a lambda sensor.

carolinej

It seems theres two lambda sensors in the Tucson coz this sensor is also in it. It's on the manifold. Is that right?

Mech1

TheKaiserChief wrote: »

That's a lambda sensor.

no it isnt, its exhaust (cat) temp sensor

carolinej

Can't find this for sale online on likes of ebay / micksgarage. Is this a main dealer job????

Titzon Toast

I bought one from the main dealers in Drogheda 6 months ago. It was €190 Inc VAT.
Turns out it was a waste of time and money for me, I ended up getting my DPF and EGR deleted afterwards.
My 07 Tucson runs like a watch now.

EDIT

I had a look for the receipt there and I can't find it to give you the part number, I definitely have it somewhere, I'll track it down and post the number asap.

carolinej

Titzon Toast wrote: »

I bought one from the main dealers in Drogheda 6 months ago. It was €190 Inc VAT.
Turns out it was a waste of time and money for me, I ended up getting my DPF and EGR deleted afterwards.
My 07 Tucson runs like a watch now.

We plugged the jeep into a diagnostics tool and the error code was P0401 exhaust gas recirculation flow insufficient detected...

Titzon Toast

carolinej wrote: »

We plugged the jeep into a diagnostics tool and the error code was P0401 exhaust gas recirculation flow insufficient detected...

I went down that rabbit hole and it was a nightmare.
My mechanic tried everything, that part you're looking for did nothing for it either. I was lucky that my Tucson is a commercial and I could do the big delete.
I don't think you can get away with that on a passenger version unfortunately. I'm not 100% on that though.

carolinej

Titzon Toast wrote: »

I went down that rabbit hole and it was a nightmare.
My mechanic tried everything, that part you're looking for did nothing for it either. I was lucky that my Tucson is a commercial and I could do the big delete.
I don't think you can get away with that on a passenger version unfortunately. I'm not 100% on that though.

It has me on the wine :-D

quadrifoglio verde

Titzon Toast wrote: »

I went down that rabbit hole and it was a nightmare.
My mechanic tried everything, that part you're looking for did nothing for it either. I was lucky that my Tucson is a commercial and I could do the big delete.
I don't think you can get away with that on a passenger version unfortunately. I'm not 100% on that though.

NCT arent testing for it yet. Just smoke test

Stoolbend

carolinej wrote: »

We plugged the jeep into a diagnostics tool and the error code was P0401 exhaust gas recirculation flow insufficient detected...

It's an exhaust gas temp sensor. Nothing to do with your egr.

You need to get your egr valve removed and cleaned. It's a straight forward enough job.

carolinej

Stoolbend wrote: »

It's an exhaust gas temp sensor. Nothing to do with your egr.

You need to get your egr valve removed and cleaned. It's a straight forward enough job.

He has done that already. Took it out a while back n cleaned it.

Stoolbend

With that fault it's still blocked or stuck.

It could just be the plunger in the electric part that's stuck but the whole thing should be removed and cleaned again.

Mech1

or its stucked with a F.