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Thanks for this. Very informative and agree about changing oil. I do mine annually and think it is worth the money.

Very interesting vlog Paul. Thanks for taking the time to share this information, useful to keep in mind. Will let you know when our adblue light comes on.

Great information there buddy keep em coming

Great information thanks , and great its come from the manufacturers technical dept 👍

Interesting, this is our 1st ever adblue van so this has helped 👍

Thanks for all the information regarding Adblue on a Fiat ducato.

Didn’t realise diesel vehicles used so much Adblue! Well delivered as usual owa kid Bostin👍

Another very informative video, by the time I can afford one I’ll know everything there is to know about the T590. Cheers 👏👍

great info thanks and yesterday i bought a sunlight sunvan V60 witch is replacing my self built camper of 6years (176,335 miles ) around Europe through Sweden worst winters -46'c wear the van just would not start for 4-5 days and had to warm up the engine with coals from my log burner might see you on the road safe travels and enjoy every min of it regards james

fantastically informative. many thanks.

Another great video thank you for the info

Really useful, thank you. Was panicking because my 2000 auto van conversion seemed to be using too much adblue but it seems to be fairly typical. BTW a truck driver mate has told me that his firm has found that filling adblue from a forecourt pump is cheaper than buying it in a large container.

Most useful, Just plain, simple information

Very useful. Picking up a new MH next week

Thank you for the very informative video.

Thanks for this very informative 👍

My fiat ducato van (mid conversion) does about 3000miles on a ten litre adblue jug. I thought it was crap but apparently not! Thanks for the video.

Excellent and informative thank you

Excellent information. Thank you. :)

My Merc Vito does about 2500 miles on 5 litres of adblu, used to do 5000 miles before a 10 litre top up was needed but since it had the software update due to emissions test fiddling the warning comes up when the tank is only half empty. If you ignore the warning for a few hundred miles you eventually get a countdown of about 400 mile until it won't start. Running about 3.2T gross with 190hp engine.

Very helpful thank you x

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First AdBlue amber warning just come up at 1550 miles, so consistent with your findings

Very useful information. Thanks for the video and you have a subscription from me.

Again very informative and entertaining,my moho has nearly done 1300 miles,so i am expecting the adblue light to appear anytime soon,does the warning tell how much adblue you need to add to fill the tank,and was it a problem adding it as some have reported on forums,all your information is greatly received thanks.

Word of warning on Adblue. Although I dont 'yet' have a Motorhome (we are I have to the market and looking for one now) I have a Volvo XC60 which has been my first car with Adblue. I have 1650 miles countdown when my Adblue first signals to fill Adblue and I was regularly driving for around 100 miles after that before topping up. Several months later I had the Engine Management Light come on, took it into Volvo, who identified the jets had become crystalised because I had run the car once the refill warning came on, but it told me I had 1650 miles I could drive before I couldnt restart!! Therefore I now refill almost immediately as soon as the warning light comes on.

V informative. Thanks. My Ducato was new July 2020 (Euro6) and has now (June 2021) done just 5100 kms. Before reaching that km-age I tried several times to top up Adblue to no effect. At 4000 kms it gulped 4 lts. At 5000 it gulped 10 lts (to full). Going in shortly for service so I shall have to ask what the mechanic considers "normal" consumption. BTW the Spanish printed manual says Adblue capacity is 19 lts. There is a much longer manual available as PDF but it has no further info on Adblue.

Interesting. I've got a 2020 PVC (Dreamer D60 Fun) with a 160bhp manual. Caught me out a couple of times with the adblue warning light - most recently on Lewis and Harris a few weeks back where I had to search a few petrol stations before I found one with a single 10L container (for nearly £30!!!). So I did a bit of research and found a table which claims to document the indicative usage of adblue per 1000km (625 miles) for different use cases. For a Camper / Motorhome the numbers are Urban / Extra urban up to 3.5L Highway up to 7.0L Mixed route average 4.0L. So driving a long way on the motorway and high speed A roads / dual carriageways is gonna put a big dent in your adblue. Given that the warning light seems to be coming on when just over half a tank is used that could easily happen at 1300 miles...On the oil and filter topic. Totally agree. Just had mine done (at around 7600 miles) at a Fiat Professional dealership - it was just shy of £200 so you might want to explore other options if that is not for you. My plan is to take it back to them in 18 months when it can get a full service and MOT (it will be 3 years old). Anyone know of a small (3 or 4L) container than could be used to carry a backup supply of adblue - I don't fancy getting caught out somewhere remote again, it hurt to pay over double what I normally pay.

Hi very informative bid, but how do u know if the ad blue tank is full, do u wait until it comes pouring out?

Very interesting thanks. Still slightly confused. Our adblue warning just came on fir the first time at 5000 miles and we topped up with 12 litres. Having watched your video we are hoping we had 7 litres / 3000 miles left. If the usage goes up after the service I'll at least understand why.

My Fiat Ducato 2021 180 hp the light was on after 750 miles so we filled it up with fuel and added 5 litre adblue and after 450 miles the adblue light was on again ! so our consumption is around 500 miles per 5 litres so consumption is = to around 1 litre per 100 miles, we had to do this to check consumption, we have now added total of10 litres each time we fill up with diesel ! dealer can not find any fault !! Fiat best start fitting a bigger adblue tank and advise users of the qty consumption is very high, the van has not done 1500 miles now.

Is there a gauge you can see on the dashboard giving the level/capacity of the AdBlu?

Luckily our Knaus (2019 model, registered in 2020, 150bhp) on Ducato chassis doesn't require AdBlue, which is nice.

As the emission laws are increased the amount of Adblue will follow, we could end up 50 / 50 Adblue/diesel roll on the Full electric MHs best for all.

Fiat need to make provisions for a new bigger tank its adding around 10% to the cost of running !! The filler in a nightmare to get at not being a strait pour because the MH body does not help.

How do i tell if mine has ad blue

Where is it best to buy ad blue please??

Not sure what this video actually achieves. To say a Fiat Ducato has a 19.5Ltr ad blue tank and then say the warning light comes on after 1300 miles indicates a very alarming 6.6 miles per litre! I would humbly suggest a more in depth study. For the record my Fiat D does over 354 miles per litre fully loaded.

DIY ad blue.... Urea? Ah ha....urea = pee. Pee in jug, add distilled water, blue food coloring and you have DIY ad blue! Good to see you back on the air. You owner's manual failed to tell you how much the adblue tank held? Hurry up and get out on the road!!

It’s all a con. Thanks to the European Union no doubt. But German manufactures are allowed to cheat with their emissions that’s ok