Can you put diesel in an AdBlue container?
AdBlue is commonly mistaken as a fuel additive when it is actually an exhaust fluid that should never be mixed with diesel. AdBlue has its own tank and is stored completely separately to your vehicle’s fuel. Adding AdBlue into your diesel fuel tank can cause thousands of pounds worth of damage.
What if I put AdBlue in your diesel tank?
What happens if I put AdBlue in the diesel tank? Putting it directly into your fuel tank could cause expensive damage to your fuel tank, pump and injection system. If you start the engine it’s likely to be an expensive write-off, so don’t touch the ignition.
Can I use AdBlue instead of Eolys?
No, Adblue® and Eolys™ 176 are completely different products and are not interchangeable with one another.
Is AdBlue all the same?
Is all AdBlue® the same? Are there different types? While there are different names for AdBlue®, such as Bluedef, BlueTec and so forth, all mixes should contain the same solution of 32.5% urea and 67.5% de-ionised water.
How does Eolys fluid work?
Eolys is an oil-based compound that is injected into the diesel fuel system. Once inside, it changes the composition of the soot that is creating during the combustion process, enabling the particles to be burnt at lower temperatures.
What happens if you add AdBlue to a diesel tank?
It should also be noted that any damage incurred through the misuse of AdBlue such as adding it to either petrol or diesel tanks, or a breakdown resulting from low AdBlue levels, will not be covered under maintenance or recovery arrangements. Maintained leasing contracts do not cover AdBlue costs.
How often should I Fill my AdBlue tank?
Luckily, since AdBlue© is injected into the exhaust gases in such small quantities, you won’t find yourself topping up too often. The average AdBlue tank holds approximately 10 litres or more, many drivers will find AdBlue refills taken care of during their car’s annual service. How long does AdBlue© last?
Where do I find the AdBlue filler in my car?
If it does provide a location for the filler, check that location on your car for its presence. When it has been fitted, it’s commonly found beside the fuel filler, but some cars have it concealed by the boot carpet, either on the floor or at either side. How do I refill my car with AdBlue©?
How is AdBlue injected into the exhaust gases?
Just like fuel, the harder and faster you drive, the more AdBlue you’ll use. Luckily, since AdBlue© is injected into the exhaust gases in such small quantities, you won’t find yourself topping up too often.
Why did I put AdBlue in my diesel tank?
Both of the vehicles Fuel systems were destroyed as the owners added Adblue into the diesel tank rather than into the dedicated AdBlue tank on the vehicle. This servo like many servos have AdBlue and Diesel on the same bowser. A small part of the evidence showing damage is the crystalised contamination as shown in the pics.
What’s the difference between Diesel and AdBlue fill caps?
To avoid confusion, vehicles typically sport a blue fill cap for Adblue tanks and green, red, or black for diesel tanks. Larger vehicles also generally position the diesel and Adblue fill caps far apart from each other.
Can you fill up a car with AdBlue?
Finding somewhere to fill up with AdBlue is currently a difficult task for car owners. By offering a top-up service in your workshop you could attract a new pool of customers, but filling needs to be quick, efficient, reliable and profitable. The best and quickest method is to use a filling machine, like the Flaco Blue 60.
How much does a full fill of Ad Blue cost?
Next full fill will cost me less than $20 because I won’t buy these overpriced bottles again. The AD BLUE bottle has a screw in plug that you remove, invert the bottle and screw it onto the urea tank and press down until the bottle is either empty or stops dispensing fluid.