Project Remaps was contacted about a 2017 Volkswagen Tiguan 2.0 diesel, 150 bhp, with a persistent AdBlue fault. The owner had already visited several garages, but despite repeated repair attempts, the fault and dashboard warnings remained.
We completed AdBlue software removal and a Stage 1 performance remap during the same visit. The work cleared the reported fault and dashboard warnings, with the vehicle’s listed tuned output reaching 190 bhp and 420 Nm.
The owner’s main concern was an AdBlue issue that previous repair attempts had failed to resolve. After visiting several garages without a successful outcome, they contacted Project Remaps for help.
For this customer, the priority was addressing the ongoing fault and the warnings appearing on the dashboard.
We carried out our AdBlue software removal service on the Tiguan. Following the work, the reported AdBlue fault and associated dashboard warnings were cleared.
This was the outcome recorded for this particular vehicle. The work described here involved software removal rather than replacement of AdBlue system components.
Alongside the AdBlue work, we completed a Stage 1 performance remap on the Tiguan’s 2.0 diesel engine.
The performance figures recorded for this job were:
| Specification | Output |
|---|---|
| Original power | 150 bhp |
| Tuned power | 190 bhp |
| Power increase | 40 bhp |
| Tuned torque | 420 Nm |
The Stage 1 remap provided a 40 bhp increase over the vehicle’s original power figure, bringing the listed output to 190 bhp.
These figures relate to this case study. Results for another VW Tiguan will depend on its engine version, specification and condition.
The completed work addressed the customer’s persistent AdBlue warnings and added a Stage 1 performance upgrade during the same visit.
The recorded results were:
After several unsuccessful repair attempts elsewhere, the customer left happy with the outcome.
Interested in a VW Tiguan Stage 1 remap, or need help investigating a dashboard warning? Contact Project Remaps with your vehicle’s year, engine size, current power specification and details of any faults.
For warning-light enquiries, include the exact dashboard message and any diagnostic codes already recorded. This helps us understand your vehicle and discuss the next steps.
