Hyundai Creta Fault Codes

About the Creta

Known as the Hyundai ix25 in China, the Creta was launched in 2014 and is fundamentally a subcompact crossover SUV.

A little smaller than its sister model, the Hyundai Tucson, the Creta was designed to have worldwide appeal and was unveiled at the Bejing Motor Show.

Engine options were fully dependent upon the market in which the Creta was released, for example, in India, three engines could be purchased; a 1.6-liter or 1.4 -iter petrol and a 1.6-liter diesel.

Also for the Indian market, the vehicle could be ordered in either red and black, or black and white.

The Creta underwent a facelift in 2017 with the update fundamentally cosmetic with changes made to the bumpers and front grille.

Second-generation models were launched in 2019 and again, engines and stylings, again, depended upon the intended market with the Creta selling in countries like India, Russia, Brazil, Indonesia, Mexico, Vietnam, Thailand, Philippines and South Africa.

The Hyundai Creta faced some competition from its competitors, the Mahindra XUV 700, Kia Seltos, Skoda Kushaq, the Volkswagen Taigun and the Tata Nexon.

Available as either a front-wheel drive or all-wheel drive, the Creta is only sold as a five-door hatchback and following Global NCAP testing, received a fairly disappointing three stars out of five despite the added safety features of frontal airbags, electronic stability control, antilock brakes and head-protecting curtains.

The usual fault codes for the Creta are:

• P0301 – Representing a misfiring cylinder which can lead to complete engine failure.
• P0047 – An abnormal range picked up by the engine control unit.
• P0108 – A high voltage input issue to do with the manifold air pressure barometric pressure sensor.
• P0116 – The sensor performance is not working to the ECMs specification.
• P0181 – When the fuel temperature sensor circuit is outside of the required specification, it will trigger this generic code.