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Jan 16, 2014
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May not be news was was to me.Saw this issue from Adblue overspill on another forum and thought
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worth sharing.Apparently a 3 year old van
 

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Feb 5, 2018
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Not much help...but have been warned to wash off paintwork straight away if you spill.
Is it that corrosive I don't know.

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Aug 2, 2022
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Probably a naive question, most of mine are, but why would this have anything to do with adblue?
Have you sprayed it over the battery?
Is there a leak from where you put the Adblue in?
Are you sure it’s adblue or could it just be water?
Difficult to say from the photos.
I can’t see why it has anything to do with adblue, but I will concede I am thick!
 
Apr 22, 2018
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The picture is of the door step (near Ad blue filler) with plastic base trim removed. Not the battery box.

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Nov 5, 2013
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Probably a naive question, most of mine are, but why would this have anything to do with adblue?
Have you sprayed it over the battery?
Is there a leak from where you put the Adblue in?
Are you sure it’s adblue or could it just be water?
Difficult to say from the photos.
I can’t see why it has anything to do with adblue, but I will concede I am thick!

'Be aware that although AdBlue is non-toxic, it is corrosive and can cause irritation to the skin, eyes and lungs. Wear gloves and wash your hands and arms after filling. If AdBlue comes into contact with the vehicle's paintwork, rinse the area with water.'
 
Jun 10, 2010
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Its incredibly corrosive, thats why the tanks are plastic and the senders inside or non ferrous. Earlier versions suffered with the senders rotting out. I used to work for a firm where they had an IBC and where the filler had been dripping it had eaten away the concrete base.

I'm really not convinced about adblue, I wouldn't entertain buying a vehicle with it. Spraying such a noxious chemical into the air seems crazy to me, and it does cause engine issues, try googling adblue problems for your make.
 

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