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Originally Posted by Ozer
You should get the code and post it, is it saying you have this many miles to go before it runs out or is it the code for the temp sensor because they are different and one will be easy, other will put a sizable hole in your wallet. You cant change just the sensor on the urea tanks, the whole tan needs to be replaced.
Get the code, scan it yourself, take it to autozone for a free scan.
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Waiting for the response from my wife regarding what exact code it's pulling...thanks. Hopefully they will give it to me otherwise i will go to autozone tonight.
I searched before regarding the codes for the adblue issue and did see the temp sensor come up a few times. I saw different prices and didn't really research the exact cost but did see some of the parts being in the $400 range. Is this correct? That plus labor makes me scared for a bill north of $550 for a bad sensor.