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Filling to the Brim
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206HdiGti
PostPosted: Thu Oct 11, 2012 10:54 am Up
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If I didn't fill my tank to the brim does the adblue fluid not get put through?
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PostPosted: Thu Oct 11, 2012 11:06 am Up
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I have no idea what your on about but I was told you should never over fill a diesel car?
 

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If the adblue is in a different tank it will be fine.
 
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Sorry, I read somewhere on here that you should always fill your tank to the brim when the fuel light is on - does this affect the regen fluid being put through the system?
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spike_202 wrote:
I have no idea what your on about but I was told you should never over fill a diesel car?

If you over fill the tank it just overflows like any other car.

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spike_202 wrote:
but I was told you should never over fill a diesel car?

That warnings for the ENGINE oil Wink

Diesel's can run away on there own oil & destroy themselves Laughing

If a diesel picks up on its own oil then this happens Laughing

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206HdiGti wrote:
Sorry, I read somewhere on here that you should always fill your tank to the brim when the fuel light is on - does this affect the regen fluid being put through the system?

Cerine is injected based on how much diesel you put into the tank. Doesn't matter whether its £10 or £50.

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This is getting confusing!! Have you a seperate tank for the adblue? If so that works independently from your main fuel tank.
 
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