Solutions for acidentally AdBlue in diesel fuel tank
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What To Do If You Acidentally Added AdBlue To The Fuel Tank
Avoid starting the engine, as this could potentially cause damage. AdBlue is not a fuel and can lead to engine problems if used as one.
Do not start the engine:
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Driving the vehicle with AdBlue in the diesel tank can lead to engine damage.
Do not drive the vehicle:
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We can assess the situation, drain the incorrect fluid, and flush the system if necessary.
Contact us for immediate repair:
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We need to drain the contaminated diesel and AdBlue mixture from the tank. Additionally, we may need to flush the fuel system to remove any remaining AdBlue.
Drain and flush the fuel system:
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Depending on the extent of contamination, it might be necessary to replace the fuel filters to ensure that any residual AdBlue is removed from the system.
Replace the fuel filter:
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The technician should inspect the fuel system components to identify any potential damage caused by the AdBlue. This may include checking the fuel injectors, fuel lines, and other relevant parts.
Check for potential damage:
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