So, you accidentally put AdBlue in your diesel tank? Don’t panic – Wrong Fuel Fixer is at your service.
As AdBlue is increasingly used in diesel vehicles, more drivers than ever are putting AdBlue in the diesel tank or carrying out a similar form of misfuelling. Whether just a splash or a full tank, take immediate action before serious damage can occur to your engine and fuel system.
AdBlue is a urea-based fluid used to reduce emissions, not an additive to fuel. When added to the diesel tank, it acts like water in diesel, resulting in:
If you’ve accidentally poured AdBlue into your diesel tank, do not switch on the ignition. Running the engine circulates the contaminated fuel, potentially worsening the damage and the cost of repair.
If they went ahead, repair charges depend on how much AdBlue was added, and whether the engine was turned over, but start at around £200 and can exceed £2,000. Early intervention prevents extensive damage and saves you money.
Most diesel cars sold since 2015 including BMW, Audi, Peugeot, Jaguar, Land Rover and Mercedes use AdBlue. To prevent mistakes, these cars often have a separate Ad Blue filler cap (usually blue in color).
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