Reducing Agent Tank, Filling
Special tools and workshop equipment required
- AdBlue® Filling Tool :VAS 6542
- Engine-Transmission Jack :VAG 1383 A
- Adapter Plate :VAG 1383 A1
AdBlue® Filling Tool Components:VAS 6542
- Bleed line on the reducing agent bottle
- Reducing agent bottle union nut
- Vent hose shut-off valve (when the ball valve is open, the lever points in the same direction as the hose; when the shut-off valve is closed, the lever is perpendicular to the hose)
- Quick-release coupling on the vent hose
- Filling hose
- Filling hose shut-off valve (when the ball valve is open, the lever points in the same direction as the hose; when the shut-off valve is closed, the lever is perpendicular to the hose)
- Tank filler neck union nut
- Vent hose
The lines on the AdBlue® Filling Tool :VAS 6542 must never be bent or blocked. The vent hose rotates 360 °C making it easier to use.
Perform the following work in the sequence given:
-- Open the tank.
-- Clean the tank filler neck for the "reducing agent" with a damp lint-free cotton cloth.
-- Close the shut-off valves on the vent and filling hoses on the AdBlue® Filling Tool :VAS 6542 .
-- Place the AdBlue® Filling Tool :VAS 6542 on the reducing agent bottle and tighten it: refer to the Electronic Parts Information.ETKA).
-- Position the reducing agent bottle onto the Engine/Transmission Jack:VAG 1383 A using the Adapter Plate:VAG 1383 A1 . The difference in height between the reducing agent bottle and the tank filler neck must somewhere be between 60 - 80 cm -dimension A-.
-- Attach the AdBlue® Filling Tool :VAS 6542 onto the filler tube and screw it in all the way.
-- Open the vent hose shut-off valve.
-- Open the filling hose shut-off valve. The reducing agent tank is full when:
- it is noticeable that the bottle is not contracting and expanding
- The bleed line fills with fluid.
If the contains gets completely empty during the filling process, repeat the pervious steps.
-- Close the filling hose shut-off valve on the tank.
-- Close the bleed hose shut-off valve on the bottle.
-- Open the quick-release coupling on the bleed line and drain any remaining fluid into a suitable container.
-- When the reducing agent stops coming out of the vent hose, remove the AdBlue® Filling Tool :VAS 6542 from the tank filler neck.
-- Clean the tank filler neck and cap with the damp lint-free cotton cloth.
-- Close the cap.
-- Remove the bottle from the adapter plate and lay it on the floor.
-- Open the filling hose shut-off valve and drain any reducing agent still in the bottle.
-- Remove the AdBlue® Filling Tool :VAS 6542 from the bottle.
-- After filling, the reducing agent tank learned values must be adapted so the new level is detected. Refer to REDUCING AGENT TANK LEARNED VALUES, ADAPTING .