General 2020 ducato faults

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General 2020 ducato faults

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Hi everyone . im new to this so.please bear with me . I have a ducato 2020 and the engine light came on . I have the multiecuscan and ill show you all a picture of the laptop. I know the glow plugs need changing . but its the other 2 faults . I've had issues since I bought the van . so dpf is gutted and remapped out along with adblue and egr . any help is great. thank you
 

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Hi everyone . im new to this so.please bear with me . I have a ducato 2020 and the engine light came on . I have the multiecuscan and ill show you all a picture of the laptop. I know the glow plugs need changing . but its the other 2 faults . I've had issues since I bought the van . so dpf is gutted and remapped out along with adblue and egr . any help is great. thank you
Re the heater plugs, I would check what it says about the heater plug relay first. I have always tried to test to be sure, most modern systems have a separate feed to each heater plug from the relay so you can test individually, some people just use a Ohm meter, but personally these days once I know the operating voltage of that type of heater plug (some are only 4.4 volts) I use a power supply and a good amp meter in circuit, often the reading of a good heater plug will be around 11 amps, but only test for a short time to prevent damage.
This was online and may be worth checking:-
"The diagnostic trouble code (DTC) P1541 has multiple possible meanings depending on the vehicle's make and model, including a fault with the variable displacement oil pump (common in Alfa Romeo and Fiat) an open fuel fuel pump relay circuit"
 
Re the heater plugs, I would check what it says about the heater plug relay first. I have always tried to test to be sure, most modern systems have a separate feed to each heater plug from the relay so you can test individually, some people just use a Ohm meter, but personally these days once I know the operating voltage of that type of heater plug (some are only 4.4 volts) I use a power supply and a good amp meter in circuit, often the reading of a good heater plug will be around 11 amps, but only test for a short time to prevent damage.
This was online and may be worth checking:-
"The diagnostic trouble code (DTC) P1541 has multiple possible meanings depending on the vehicle's make and model, including a fault with the variable displacement oil pump (common in Alfa Romeo and Fiat) an open fuel fuel pump relay circuit"
do you mean an open oil pump circuit rather than a fuel pump circuit
 
I've just topped the oil up this evening. it was a bit low to be fair . will i have to delete the error now or will it go away itself
 
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