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...the plastic surround of the filler cap. Always thought it would be good for the fuel cap rather than trying to slot the two notches over the edge at the top. Discovered what the taper hole is for yesterday - the Ad Blue cap!! I’d just been putting it on the ground (carefully to keep it clean!)

There should be a fault code stored about this. What's the engine code and what model year the van is? Have you checked piping from AdBlue unit to the injector for leaks?

...with the components of the system, so I check / top mine up when the dash quotes an amount to fill. Its a startline van, so I press the clock adjust button then it cycles through the ad-blue status. As such I now tend to get the smaller pouches of ad blue from Halfords when they are on offer.

Here you go https://www.t6forum.com/search/1649660/?q=Ad+blue&o=relevance

I regret buying this pile of crap of a van Its still at vw waiting for excessively overpriced ad blue parts to be fitted without any real idea whether it'll sort the problems Kind of hoping the dealership burns down or it gets nicked while its there!

My early 6.1 (2020) has about the same as yours G, the later 6.1's have 20 odd thousand range on a full tank of Ad Blue, don't overfill/brim it, be guided by the guidance on the display!

Could be your Ad-blue tit

Hi all, Looking to add 230v hookup to my existing setup. This is mainly just for battery charging and maintenance rather than for running 230v appliances. I've created some wiring diagrams of the current system and how I think it will need to look post install. I'm not the best at...

As above, they sell ad-blue on the Continent

...blanked off the EGR valve & gutted the DPF. Assuming the person in question had a fully functional VCDS, what coding would be required to complete the removal of Ad Blue, EGR, DPF? Notwithstanding the side issues of MOT/morality/insurance etc. What are the purely technical details to consider?

resurrecting an old thread I have exactly the same scenario plus one additional visit to fit a new seal on the turbo which the dealer was convinced would be the fix. first run since and now have same faults again albeit pending ..... grrrrr anyone know the next stages in VW computer diagnostic...

Van has finally been looked at and apparently it was an ad-blue mixing valve...which didn't come up in the list of things above. Hopefully, it's now cured.

Cheers Lee, I think!:oops: Is it serious or just one of those annoying faults that T6 owners know about yet no one knows why it happens or how to fix it?

cant be done with VCDS. you need the engine computer remapped, to software delete the Ad Blue, EGR, DPF etc. (assuming its for off road use) not sure how they they do it in practice, fudge the numbers in excel lol - who knows. its Black magic with an unknown outcome? (unless dyno tested, or...

My understanding is that you can but there might be implications arising from it. I'm having a nightmare with the Ad Blue system on my Audi Q5 at the moment and am thinking about an Ad Blue delete. I'm probably going to canvas for opinions on here about the issue in general rather than being...

Hi all i am new to this forum as i have just became the proud owner of a 2019 T6 edition that was converted into a camper van , i have yet to pick it up from dealer but i was wondering if anyone could tell me if it uses adblue.

notwithstanding the various mods that the engine has been subject to, I wonder if when the pump went, it picked some debris up in the fuel line.

In where? the ad blue tank?

A friend , having had regular ad blue issues and engine warning light issues had his ad blue totally removed and the system cleaned out . Van was re-chipped giving far better diesel consumption ( ad-blue greatly increases diesel consumption ) and more power . It sailed through its MOT so ad blue...

...have given us the option of warranty, given what I'm reading is this wise to accept? Given the issues these appear to be prone to will they be covered on said VW warranty? We were thinking of EGR,DPF, Ad blue delete in the future but that seems to not stop the engine wear? TIA for the...