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How do you flush UREA tanks?
I read some members saying they flushed theirs but i dont know how, never even went under it to see yet. I like to do research before i start tinkering lol Any help would be appreciated.
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See attached. Not sure why you'd want to do it, though.
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Thanks! I have the P025C code, i want to see if flushing it with warm water does anything to clear it.
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Thanks for the SIB. I believe that the flushing - drain/fill - has been obsoleted by the recognition of the high solubility of urea in aqueous solution.
I note, in the matter of failing DEF tanks, Quote:
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Waste of time.
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I just need to have the codes go Away for a short time so I can pass inspection, expired Aug 30th. After that I can live with the codes till i do the dpf delete and tune.
Gonna get the ecu update done, hoping it fixes my issues with AIT sensor and MAF sensor circuits.
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2011 35d Last edited by Ozer; 09-18-2015 at 07:41 AM. |
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