Is an AdBlue light showing on your dashboard? There's no need to panic immediately.
Most vehicles alert the driver well in advance when the level gets low.
A message may indicate the number of kilometres remaining before a refill is necessary.
It's best to use this warning to top up your AdBlue rather than waiting for the tank to be completely empty.
Depending on the vehicle and its emissions control system, a lack of AdBlue can lead to various restrictions. In some situations, after turning off the engine, the vehicle may refuse to restart until a sufficient amount of AdBlue has been added.
In this case, you must respect the minimum quantity indicated by the manufacturer.
If a message remains displayed despite a correct refill, the problem may stem from a sensor or another component of the system.
In this situation, simply adding more AdBlue isn't necessarily the solution. A vehicle diagnostic may be required.
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