(22:nd-Jun-2017, 08:19:42)kyle-astra-j Wrote: This happend to mine it was like that for a fhew days took it the garage they reset it and everything was okay I did have low oil in mine due to the turbo burning oil slightly I have replaced new turbo fine for a fhew days now it's saying on op-com turbo boost not learned ?

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(22:nd-Jun-2017, 10:44:37)kyle-astra-j Wrote: Why would that happen  rusty2009 and is it Vauxhall job only cheers ?

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(29:th-Jun-2017, 07:33:23)Rusty2009 Wrote:

(22:nd-Jun-2017, 10:44:37)kyle-astra-j Wrote: Why would that happen  rusty2009 and is it Vauxhall job only cheers ?

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Anyone with an MDI and access to SPS can do it.

@Dennis S glad you got your car back however I would of argued over the £70 for a software update as there was a fault with the software which they've issued an update for it should be applied FOC.

(29:th-Jun-2017, 18:42:06)Dennis S Wrote:

(29:th-Jun-2017, 07:33:23)Rusty2009 Wrote:

(22:nd-Jun-2017, 10:44:37)kyle-astra-j Wrote: Why would that happen  rusty2009 and is it Vauxhall job only cheers ?

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Anyone with an MDI and access to SPS can do it.

@Dennis S glad you got your car back however I would of argued over the £70 for a software update as there was a fault with the software which they've issued an update for it should be applied FOC.

I was just glad the engine wasn't knackered ! And I didn't buy it from that Vauxhall dealer either, so I was happy to cough up £70 and get my car back running ok again.
Is this software problem something you've had a problem with youself Rusty ?

(21:st-Jun-2017, 19:46:39)Dennis S Wrote: Hello, thanks for allowing me to join your forum.
I have a 2013 Astra Tourer Auto 2.0 CDTI SRI which I'm very fond of and have owned since Sept 2016.
It's been faultless in the time I've owned it, and has done about 54000 miles, normally goes very well, and has full Vauxhall history.

Today, however after an 8 mile drive at fairly low speeds it broke down.

I had just negotiated a roundabout when a message came up on the display "Stop Vehicle Immediately Engine Has Overheated"
I pulled  over and lifted the bonnet. The coolant and oil levels were normal - it was just serviced at a Vauxhall dealer recently - and the fan was on. There were no leaks underneath.

Re starting the engine, it sounded not well at all, very rattly.

My car was recovered on a lorry to the Vauxhall dealer in my home town.
As soon as the recovery driver started the engine, the temperature gauge went up to maximum with the same overheating warning on the display and "binging" noise. Even though the car had been sitting for about 25 minutes with the engine off.

So I'm waiting for the Vauxhall dealer to give me a diagnosis tomorrow. I'm really hoping it's not terminal !

Has anyone on here experienced anything similar with their Astra ?
Any advice would be appreciated, thanks.





Hi Dennis,
My name is Pedro and I read about your past problems with your Vauxhall overheating, the exact same thing is happening to my car! I wonder if you were able to find out what was the problem at the end!?

Can you help, please?

Kind Regards

(1:st-Mar-2020, 15:54:12)LLPowell Wrote: Denis, Pedro: did the software upgrade fix your issue?  I have the exact same problem with my 2014 Astra 2.0l diesel.

(14:th-Jul-2020, 20:38:31)Garyd345 Wrote: Hi this happened to my insignia last Yr, exactly the same fault as described, the issue was with the exhaust gas temperature sensor, there's two on my engine, pre and post cat if I remember correctly, could be either one, not that difficult to change and cost about £100 each