Ad-blue delete
- Thread starter Landrover
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Chae1
Member
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Don't even mention it!
Some Ar$eholes launched a witch hunt against @Alternativedairy for deleting ad blue.
Some Ar$eholes launched a witch hunt against @Alternativedairy for deleting ad blue.
michael N123
Member
if your going to the effort get a remap aswell ??
- Location
- South wales
Not just in real life on here too
betweenthelines
Member
- Location
- southwest
It's illegal to delete adblu on road going vehicles
- Location
- Wiltshire
I have wondered for a while how deleted add blue affects second hand value? Does the seller tell the purchaser? What do you tell a dealer if it’s being traded in and will the dealer know?
personally I wouldn’t touch a tractor with deleted add blue.
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personally I wouldn’t touch a tractor with deleted add blue.
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michael N123
Member
Dealers proberly plug laptop in and flash it back to standard
they’ll be loads of tractors in the used trade that have been mapped/chipped
TripleSix
Member
- Location
- Helmsley, North Yorkshire
If I owned a tractor with it I'd probably have it deleted.
Waste of time and money.
Waste of time and money.
- Location
- Wiltshire
- Location
- Wiltshire
I currently have 3 machines with it about to get another. Other than filters I have never spent anything repairing add blue.
perhaps I’ve just been lucky
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perhaps I’ve just been lucky
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Would anyone complain if they bought a used tractor that had an AdBlue delete fitted, as long as it didn't affect diesel consumption much?
- Location
- Wiltshire
No, I'm pretty sure it wouldn't be. But who is there to detect it if you happened to drive down the road?
The police are too busy, and there are no council workers available either.
- Location
- Wiltshire
With the roads I have to drive on most likely a check when I’ve been hit by somebody else. I have had that happen.
I’ve no idea what the insurance would say, I was asked if a manitou was modified when I put in a claim a couple of weeks ago. I suppose technically you may not be covered by deleting add blue and not informing the insurance.
All this goes without saying that it’s supposed to be better for the environment, and I certainly don’t know weather that is true or not.
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I’ve no idea what the insurance would say, I was asked if a manitou was modified when I put in a claim a couple of weeks ago. I suppose technically you may not be covered by deleting add blue and not informing the insurance.
All this goes without saying that it’s supposed to be better for the environment, and I certainly don’t know weather that is true or not.
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It's like most safety issues nowadays - you're fine as long as you don't have have an accident etc, but if they find that you've been doing something you shouldn't have, they throw the book at you to scare others.
- Location
- Wiltshire
I do wonder if they will start checking tractors more often if lots are found with add blue deleted
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More than likely - we'll have to careful of the emissions police pouncing on us round the corner!
Zebbedee
Member
- Location
- Scotland in the best bit
How can you check at roadside if it’s deleted or not?? Not aware of any type of test procedure
TripleSix
Member
- Location
- Helmsley, North Yorkshire
They check lorries, they dig around to look for bypass boxes and plug into the computer to look for codes and changes.
Not so easy with tractors as they aren't a standard diagnostics port like cars and trucks.
- Tags
- dairy tractor tyres
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