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0310

Member Since: 28 Jul 2015
Location: A long way NW in the UK
Posts: 213

Farmer Chalk wrote:
0310 wrote:
Refill at main service - from the book 'DEF consumption can vary greatly dependant on driving style and conditions etc.' My dealer will charge for between service to-up and its a 250 mile round trip to my nearest dealer and for that matter anywhere else that currently sells the dammed stuff.

I am shocked as most service stations sell it! It has been about for years...well 2007 since Euro 4 emissions were implemented. All lorries since 2007 run Adblue..... We use it on our Horsebox and in reality it's a piece of p:ss....

I live on an island, nearest place to buy anything automotive + Tesco, M&S, Waitrose, B&Q, etc. etc. is a 250 mile round trip. Local filling stations don't stock it as yet - hell they have only just progressed from hand cranked pumps! 2018 MY19 HSE Dynamic, Santorini, Ebony/Ivory, Sliding pano, Adaptive cruise, Black wheels. Arrived 3rd September 2018
2015 MY16 HSE Dynamic, Santorini, ebony/cirrus, sliding pano, cameras, black wheels - Arrived 1 October 2015

Tue Nov 03 2015 8:18am

0310

Member Since: 28 Jul 2015
Location: A long way NW in the UK
Posts: 213

Hedders007 wrote:
If you have the Five Year Service Pack then the top-ups are included according to my dealer.

My dealer said its extra and as yet I do not have the paperwork through to check either way. 2018 MY19 HSE Dynamic, Santorini, Ebony/Ivory, Sliding pano, Adaptive cruise, Black wheels. Arrived 3rd September 2018
2015 MY16 HSE Dynamic, Santorini, ebony/cirrus, sliding pano, cameras, black wheels - Arrived 1 October 2015

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Tue Nov 03 2015 8:20am

Farmer Chalk

Member Since: 02 May 2015
Location: London
Posts: 535

You lucky lucky b-gger .... I bet you could still do that round trip quicker than the time it takes me to drive to my office...60 miles away and a minimum of 2.5 hours! Very jealous!

Tue Nov 03 2015 8:40am

Hedders007

Member Since: 19 Mar 2015
Location: Sussex
Posts: 86

0310 wrote:
Hedders007 wrote:
If you have the Five Year Service Pack then the top-ups are included according to my dealer.

My dealer said its extra.

RANGE ROVER SPORT SERVICE PLAN

Enjoy complete peace of mind with up to five years*
Presenting the Advanced Service Plan. Five years or 50,000* miles worth of Range Rover Sport servicing at an Approved Service Centre of your choice. For a one-off fee of £699.

What’s included?
The Land Rover Approved Service Pack follows the maintenance schedule specific to your model of Range Rover Sport, including all AdBlue® top-ups on diesel models. Here’s a full overview of all the tasks your expert technician will carry out:

Tue Nov 03 2015 11:22am

RRSman

Member Since: 10 Feb 2015
Location: London
Posts: 1439

Hedders007 wrote:
If you have the Five Year Service Pack then the top-ups are included according to my dealer.

According to this they will top it up at service but I think if you run out in between services it won't be included:

http://www.landrover.co.uk/ownership/servi...rvice.html

Maybe one for Pete to confirm?

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Tue Nov 03 2015 3:07pm

Dave777

Member Since: 15 Feb 2015
Location: Sussex
Posts: 485

I believe ad blue top ups are included in the service pack as posted above. The dealer said this for mine. Also oil top ups are becoming included in service packs. Haven't asked re LR but my BMW service pack includes oil top ups if the car electronic dipstick says it needs some. MY16 3.0 SDV6 Autobiography in Aleutian silver, stealth pack and toys.

Tue Nov 03 2015 3:12pm

Tim in Scotland

Member Since: 30 May 2005
Location: Driving along in my automobile
Posts: 17476

2013 Range Rover Sport SDV6 HSE Stornoway Grey

That is if you can believe the electronic dipstick! I've now done 6000 miles in mine since March and the dash indicator is still showing Full. Now I have owned Range Rover Sports since 2005, and a few other RR's between and all have needed a top up long before 6000 miles as the high carbon content cast iron block absorbed oil, after then consumption was negligable. What really concerns me is that despite following the instructions to the letter the dipstick gives a level of about 1/3rd of the oil has been burned maybe every 4th or 5th check................. I don't want to add more incase the level really still is Full/OK but also I don't want to have a solid lump of metal between the front wheels.......... I would much sooner have a proper old fashioned dip stick (even one like the RRS1's silly one with the beads along it as at least they don't tell fibs!) 2020 Pangea Green 1st Edition D240 New Defender 110 is here and loving it
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2015MY Corris Grey SDv6 HSE Dynamic, the best car I have ever owned, totally reliable only a cou0le of rattles in 3 years, now no longer in my care
Also in my garage is a 1996 TDi300 Defender 90 County HT made into a fake CSW

Tue Nov 03 2015 7:29pm

Dave777

Member Since: 15 Feb 2015
Location: Sussex
Posts: 485

Agreed Tim.

Let us have both for belt and braces. Oil is so important to these hi tech engines. MY16 3.0 SDV6 Autobiography in Aleutian silver, stealth pack and toys.

Tue Nov 03 2015 8:14pm

R444SPT

Member Since: 20 Mar 2015
Location: Offroad somewhere
Posts: 217

From Landrover.co.uk if you look at eu6 page.

There two ways that the DEF levels in your vehicle can be fully replenished outside of service intervals:

- For the convenience, Land Rover Service Plans include complimentary DEF top-ups between service cycles, from either Jaguar or Land Rover approved service centres.

- Alternatively, you can arrange a top-up at a service centre for a fee.

If DEF levels are critically low, you can also take direct action and top up yourself, to allow time to schedule a professional replenishment.

- You will need two JLR-approved AdBlue™ refill bottles. These can be purchased from JLR Retailers and come with a unique splash guard filler to aid easy refills. You can purchase AdBlue™ from independent auto shops. Please ensure the standard you buy is ISO 22241-1 or DIN 70070.

Tue Nov 03 2015 9:10pm

Tyrefitter

Member Since: 19 Jul 2015
Location: Bridlington East Yorkshire
Posts: 3677

2013 Range Rover Sport SDV6 Autobiography Fuji White

I remember driving for a company & they got 3 new trucks that needed ad blue,we used a tank full in about 3-4 days dependent on driving modes & wether we we running loaded or empty,we used to just fill ad blue tank with water & it never made any differance then but I'm sure dealers cottoned on to drivers doing this & altered the system do it knew the differance.

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Tue Nov 03 2015 9:30pm

udash

Member Since: 16 Oct 2009
Location: manchester
Posts: 196

2013 Range Rover Sport SDV6 Autobiography Firenze Red

Service menu also shows how many miles before the next Adblue fill up and mine shows 12000+ with car having done 3000 miles now.

Wed Nov 04 2015 12:51pm

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