Mine goes through AdBlue like there is no tomorrow but that is towing a 2000kg caravan.

Had to top up in Spain and bought it from a supermarket, 10l 16.95€. Coming up through France got the warning saying 1000 miles but within 200 miles it was saying top up now so filled up in an autoroute filling station 16l 6.24€ from a pump.

gerrymac, I have been told the Shell garage in Rosyth has it on draft but have not checked as mine went back to Lloyds for recalibration and they filled it and I have done very few miles since then.

Ian 2018 Indus Silver SDV6 Autobiography normally towing a Buccaneer Cruiser.

Ian thanks I will pop round today and take a look. I do a lot of miles between fife and edinburgh so would be great if it was on tap. Love command drive position
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rosyth garage dint do it by pump only 10lit drums Love command drive position
Speed kills
Dont drink drug drive
Stay safe during pandemic follow the rules.
cars owned from present day...
L494 Montalcino Red
Evoque(her indoors)

Vogue
mk1 RRS x2
Disco 4 3 2 1
we wont discuss the Volvo XC60

AlM wrote:

Spleen wrote:

Refilled my adblue last week, what an utter pain in the arse.

I am curious…. What made the refill a pain in the proverbial?

I am 2 months away from the joys of Ad Blue.

gerrymac wrote:

rosyth garage dint do it by pump only 10lit drums

The RRS handbook (2021 MY) does not recommend using commercial vehicle filling pumps:

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Spleen wrote:

AlM wrote:

Spleen wrote:

Refilled my adblue last week, what an utter pain in the arse.

I am curious…. What made the refill a pain in the proverbial?

I am 2 months away from the joys of Ad Blue.

You can't fill it quickly. You have to pour quite slowly and when you're holding a 10 litre thing you end up spilling loads because it's a pig to handle (it took 18ish litres in the end). I'd been filling up at my local LR dealer prior to this so lesson learned and all that.

As I think has been said earlier, pour the ad-blue into a watering can, its then dead easy. My experience was that it needed to be topped up every 6/7k miles so no great issue. I've now switched to petrol and got rid of all the diesel concerns.  Tim
RRS sold and replaced with a Skoda Kodiaq after appalling RR Dealer experience and LR inability to supply new cars in any sort of reasonable time frame..

IanV8 wrote:

gerrymac wrote:

rosyth garage dint do it by pump only 10lit drums

I spent a few minutes on Google and thought that might be the case but the station on Halbeath road states that it has a pump for passenger cars. Comes up as a Gulf station but also as Shell.

Ian

From the Halbeath station website.

AdBlue Pump Truck
AdBlue Pump Passenger Vehicles
AdBlue Packed Product

Ian 2018 Indus Silver SDV6 Autobiography normally towing a Buccaneer Cruiser.

AlM wrote:

The RRS handbook (2021 MY) does not recommend using commercial vehicle filling pumps:

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Does that imply that some service stations have low pressure/volume AdBlue dispensing pumps?