Kia Ceed AdBlue delete in Stoke‑on‑Trent
6 of the 12 diesel Kia Ceed engines we hold carry AdBlue (SCR). A failed AdBlue pump, heater or NOx sensor brings warning lights and, on many cars, a countdown to no start. Pick your engine below for the price and what a remap adds.
AdBlue work on a diesel Kia Ceed is from £249, or £349 with a Stage 1 remap at the same time, at our unit in Fenton, Stoke-on-Trent. 6 of the 12 diesel Ceed engines we hold carry AdBlue (SCR). Pick yours below, then message us with your reg.

Find your engine
The 1.6 CRDi 115hp carries AdBlue (SCR).
AdBlue delete from £249, depending on the vehicle: some take longer, with the ECU out and diagnostics afterwards
Stage 1 on this engine: typically 140 to 145bhp from 113bhp stock
Message us about this engineWhat an AdBlue delete is
AdBlue (SCR) diesels inject a urea solution into the exhaust to cut NOx. When the pump, heater, tank sensor or NOx sensors fail, the Ceed warns the driver and can limit the engine or refuse to start. An AdBlue delete recalibrates the engine software so the SCR system is switched off and no longer needed.
Why Ceed owners ask for it
- No AdBlue to buy or top up
- No countdown-to-no-start warnings from a failed SCR system
- No AdBlue pump, heater or NOx sensor replacements
- Often done with a Stage 1 remap in the same visit
How it works
Diagnose
We read the fault codes and live data first, so we know the state of the system and anything else that needs attention.
Read the ECU
We read the engine software, over the diagnostic port where the car allows it and with the ECU out on the bench where it does not.
Calibrate
The software is calibrated for your engine so it runs properly without the system, with no warning lights.
Check and hand back
We clear the codes, run full diagnostics again and check the car before it goes back to you.
Pair it with a remap
Most owners pair it with a Stage 1 remap in the same visit. The 1.6 CRDi 116hp typically goes from 114bhp to around 140 to 150bhp at Stage 1, and Stage 1 plus AdBlue delete is £349.
Typical gains for every Ceed engineOther emissions services for the Ceed
Ceed AdBlue questions
Still have a question? Message us with your reg and what you would like done.
