With the intention of avoiding puzzlement, the majority of the vehicles have red, green, or black fuel tank filler cap for the diesel and a blue filler cap for the AdBlue tank and on many AdBlue the HGVs and diesel filling openings are placed from each other quite at a distance. Still, this is not safe and if you by accident fill AdBlue into the fuel tank there is a probability that you confront dire outcomes. Generally speaking, accidentally adding diesel into your AdBlue fuel tank is unlikely as the filling hole of AdBlue is designed for a smaller spout nozzle, making it improbable for a larger diameter or breadth diesel spout to fit. On the contrary, the vice versa to it is a usual matter.
If the damaging case occurs that a driver has added AdBlue in the diesel tank, this may result in steep damage. AdBlue is not friendly with many other materials hence it can corrode pipework and other components in the fuel system. The harm caused can go up to thousands of pounds cost, not mentioning the loss of use of vehicle before a professional discharge the tank gushed out the and done all repairs.
If unluckily by accident you have done this, then it is essential to obey the following steps:
Don’t turn on your vehicle engine this will disperse scatter the AdBlue round the vehicle’s engine and other parts
Call upon a skilled expert to discharge the tank and remove away the polluted fluid safely
Call upon a professional technician to inspect the damage occurred and to substitute the filters that will have absorbed the AdBlue
Approach the vehicle maker or bargainer for official change of parts that have been rusted or destroyed