Apologies but Adblue question

FunkyClaude

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Hi, I know that this has been discussed previously so my apologies. My Adblue warning light came up and when it got to down 650 miles I put in 10 litres of Adblue. I waited at least 5 minutes before I switched the ignition on and a further minute before I turned over the engine.
Unfortunately the display read the same. I have a cheap OBD2 scanner and put it on.... no faults. I tried driving for a while but no success.
I finally took to a VW specialist who put their super duper diagnostics on it and again showed no fault and nothing to reset.
They suggested taking it for a long drive and trying it the following morning.
Did that and still the same. So apparently no fault on Adblue system or any part of the van that could affect it but its not resetting. I'm loathed to pay a few hundred quid to have a system mapped out when there is no fault with it.
Has anybody got any suggestions please. Thanks in advance.
 
I would certainly recommend changing the units to litres, just in case it's not imperial gallons! Easier to see exactly what is required in litres. Your tank will be the smaller adblue tank the same as my ancient 2020 6.1, I've never put more than 5 litres in mine, the last time I put 4 litres in. Possibly overfilled?
 
I would certainly recommend changing the units to litres, just in case it's not imperial gallons! Easier to see exactly what is required in litres. Your tank will be the smaller adblue tank the same as my ancient 2020 6.1, I've never put more than 5 litres in mine, the last time I put 4 litres in. Possibly overfilled?
I set the units in the MFD to gallons UK so thought just doing a UK gallons to litres calc would do. Would sucking a couple of litres out be recommended ?
 
My apologies. Googled conversion and obviously didn't check it was US. So now unlikely its overfilled as 10 litres is in the middle of 2 - 3 imperial gallons as Skyliner33 said.
 
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