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Tom
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Suppose the max refill is 12 litres.I don't quite follow your checking the meter but waiting for the cutout to operate logic.
I insert the nozzle and fill until cutout or 12 litres is reached.
Suppose the max refill is 12 litres.I don't quite follow your checking the meter but waiting for the cutout to operate logic.
The fuel tank does not have an ultrasonic measuring device in it, so you can fill it to the brim if you want, the Adblue you must leave the correct gap between the top of the fluid and the roof of the tank.I don't see it as any more risky than waiting for the pump to cut out when filling diesel. I am of the opinion that diesel pumps are generally well maintained and expect the same of AdBlue pumps. Nevertheless checking, knowing the available capacity of the tank in both cases and checking this with the meter cannot do any harm.
a new AdBlue tank holds 15L and AdBlue tank at minimum (engine prevented from starting) takes 13LSuppose the max refill is 12 litres.
I insert the nozzle and fill until cutout or 12 litres is reached.
The max refill I take from the MFD, not the tank capacity.a new AdBlue tank holds 15L and AdBlue tank at minimum (engine prevented from starting) takes 13L
Hi, you must observe the min and max fill amounts shown on the AdBlue display and leave the ignition on for 30 seconds before starting againToday mine came up with the orange adblue top up light. Ive put nearly 4 litres in but the reading hasnt changed & the orange top up light is still on?? Any thoughts? I topped up before my 9k service tomorrow in the hope to save a few quid!
Has your AdBlue from Amazon arrived? It should come with a screw on hose, usually neatly hidden in a recess in the side of the bottle covered by the label. Much easier than filling the washer fluid! The price you've seems reasonable, although I normally find it to be around just over £1 per litre. You can get the 10 litre bottles from most garages, which is just the right amount for when your MFD is starting to squeal for a refill. (around 2.5 gallons). That saves the worry of messing when you're filling - just pour it all in. We have a number of garages with pumps for ad blue near us, but one has it on the side where lorries fuel up. I find it easier to buy the bottle and fill it myself. If you'd rather use a pump, just enter "adblue near me" in google maps.Hi - my adblue tank is needing topping up and wondered where fellow owners are getting topped up. I have just ordered 20 litres via Amazon for £28.00 - which i calculate will last around 12000 miles. It all seems the same kit, but the price varies quite a bit. Its all new to me so wondered what everyone else is doing - i assume in time we will be able to top up at the petrol station
The pump won't disperse any Adblue. You need a magnetic collar to 'fool' the pump into thinking that it is in a vehicle Adblue inlet.If people are concerned about over filling at the pump. Take an old ad blue container. Fill that. Then tip it in. Me Personally I just use the pump and work out my max litres to put in. Then just put that in. My last fill up was just over a fiver at a shell in sheffield
Well now I've learnt something. I never knew that. CheersThe pump won't disperse any Adblue. You need a magnetic collar to 'fool' the pump into thinking that it is in a vehicle Adblue inlet.
I have one from my HGV 30ltr can filling days.
Safety device to prevent filling Adblue into Diesel tank or even water tank on Cali's (blue water symbol)Well now I've learnt something. I never knew that. Cheers
My min and max fill amounts are the same (1.25gals). is that normal?Hi, you must observe the min and max fill amounts shown on the AdBlue display and leave the ignition on for 30 seconds before starting again
I expect so, it won’t stay like that for long, mine seems to be using 3 times as much as it did before the update.My min and max fill amounts are the same (1.25gals). is that normal?
Here my love of numbers may provide some answers. I’ve been logging my AdBlue consumption using Road Trip, so after a sufficient distance has been driven will be able to report on any significant change in consumption.I expect so, it won’t stay like that for long, mine seems to be using 3 times as much as it did before the update.
Hmmm....its been saying 4k miles and min/max 1.25 gals for the last more or less 500 miles. I'm beginning to think something is wrong. I am more surprised that the min and max fill number is the same than anything else.I expect so, it won’t stay like that for long, mine seems to be using 3 times as much as it did before the update.
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