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Renault 2.3 dCi (M9T)Injectors

Faulty injectors on the 2.3 dCi on the 2.3 dCi (M9T)

Some 2.3 dCi engines show the "injection problem" warning and go into limp mode, sometimes at low mileage. One source indicates between €400 and €1,800 for the repair.[1][2]

Independent garage
€400–€1,800
Published figure[1]
Dealer
No data
Published figure[1]
Usually appears
No data
No reliable data published
Years affected
since 2010
4 versions of the engine[2]
Medium severityFrequency: OccasionalRepair: Garage only
Why this rating?

Medium severity: It can leave you stranded or get worse if ignored, without destroying the engine.

Frequency occasional: The sources report several testimonials, mainly on the more powerful versions (180 hp), but there is no frequency data. One of them was before 51,000 km.[1][2]

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Symptoms

Why it happens

The sources do not specify the mechanical cause; they speak only of the symptom and the repair cost.[1]

Affected cars and years

The injection warning testimonials are concentrated on the 150 to 180 hp twin-turbo versions.[2]

Affected engine versions
VersionYears
2.3 dCi 100-125 hp (M9T)since 2010
2.3 dCi 130-145 hp (M9T)since 2010
2.3 dCi 150-180 hp (M9T, some twin-turbo)since 2010
2.3 dCi in the Navara D23 (NP300)since 2014

Models fitted with the affected versions

Nissan

Opel

Renault

How much it costs to repair

Independent garage
€400–€1,800
Dealer
No reliable data

Includes: Repair or replacement of injectors, range from a French source.[1]

Another source gives €800-1,200 for all four injectors; see unknowns.

Prices in Spain, including VAT. A workshop hour costs on average €38–66 at independent garages and €77–134 at dealerships in Spain, depending on the region and the brand. How we calculate costs

How to check for it before buying a used car

  • Read the fault memory and check that there are no active injection codes.[2]

Parts needed

The part or kit that fixes this fault, according to the sources.

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How to prevent it

  • Oil changes every 20,000 km at most, according to the sources.[1]

Recalls, campaigns and claims

As of 5 October 2026, we have no record of recalls, campaigns or extended manufacturer warranties for this fault. Check with an official dealer using the chassis (VIN) number: they will tell you whether the car has any outstanding campaign.

What owners say

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to replace the injectors on a Master 2.3 dCi?

The sources consulted give figures of €400 to €1,800 and, in another, €800 to €1,200 for all four; they vary from case to case and are not quotes from a Spanish workshop.[1]

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Sources

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  1. Renault Master III 2.3 dCi 130: fiabilité, pannes et coûtsCarverif · Other source · consulted 5 October 2026 · in French
  2. Fiabilité Renault Master 2.3 dCiCarverif · Other source · consulted 5 October 2026 · in French