How to simply fill up with AdBlue at the pump?
AdBlue is used in many diesel vehicles equipped with an SCR system. When its level becomes low, the tank must be refilled so that the exhaust gas treatment system can continue to operate normally.
AdBlue is available in containers, but some service stations also have pumps that allow direct refilling.
Locate the AdBlue tank
The AdBlue tank cap is usually blue. Depending on the vehicle, it can be found near the fuel cap, in the trunk, or under the hood.
It is important never to confuse the AdBlue tank with the diesel tank. AdBlue has its own circuit and should not be mixed with fuel.
Using an AdBlue pump
Before filling, check that the pump is suitable for your vehicle or installation.
Some dispensing systems use a specific detection mechanism. In this case, an appropriate adapter can facilitate the use of the nozzle on compatible systems.
Once the device is correctly positioned, insert the nozzle and proceed with filling gradually.
Why choose the pump?
Filling up at the pump can be beneficial for people who regularly consume AdBlue. It notably avoids having to carry several containers and allows direct purchase of the desired quantity.
The price per liter can also be different from that of AdBlue sold in small packaging. It is therefore useful to compare the prices available around your area.
ELAFIX 40 for compatible systems
ELAFIX 40 is a compact magnetic adapter equipped with a neodymium magnet and intended for compatible AdBlue dispensing systems.
Its principle is simple:
Position. Connect. Fill.
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