How Much Does AdBlue Delete Cost?
Every owner of a diesel car experiences AdBlue issues at some point. We’re sure you’ve tried AdBlue refills and loads of other solutions, but they simply haven’t worked.
The only real solution is an AdBlue delete. But, how much does this cost?
In this guide, we’ll show you why our reliable AdBlue delete service is the most affordable option by a mile.
The Cost Of Our AdBlue Delete Service
The most affordable and effective option is to use our AdBlue delete service. Our mobile service, which serves the whole of the UK, costs just £500. This means thousands in cost savings compared to the alternatives.
Our expert technicians use software modification to disable your car’s AdBlue system, resolving any AdBlue issues forever.
Plus, we even offer a 30-day money-back guarantee and lifetime support from our technicians. You can reach them 7 days a week via WhatsApp or text.
Unlike inexperienced technicians, we back up your ECU’s original settings and can restore your car to its original state if required.
Additionally, we can perform a Stage 1 remap to improve your vehicle’s performance for only £100 extra ( this usually costs £350 ).
Get in touch with us today to never experience an AdBlue fault again.
Price Break down
| Option | Price |
|---|---|
| Our AdBlue Delete Service | £500 |
| Dealer Repairs | £3,000 – £5,000 |
| Inexperienced Technicians | Potential over £1,000 |
| DIY AdBlue Delete Kits | £3,000 |
The Cost Of Dealer Repairs
When vehicle owners get AdBlue warning messages, their first idea is often to take the car to the dealer. However, this is the most expensive option.
Typically, dealers replace the AdBlue tank, NOx sensors, and other AdBlue system components. They may even replace the Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) system, too.
All of this costs you around £3,000 to £5,000!
Plus, replacing the AdBlue or SCR system won’t permanently fix the issue. Within one to three years, almost all diesel vehicles start experiencing AdBlue issues again.
The Cost Of Inexperienced Technicians
The cost of hiring an inexperienced technician can vary widely, but whatever the price, it simply isn’t worth it.
Without experience, these technicians won’t be able to perform an AdBlue deletion properly. They also won’t back up your car’s original ECU settings, meaning you’ll have to pay a minimum of £1,000 for the dealer to restore them.
A lot of the time, inexperienced technicians won’t even turn up to do the job.
The Cost Of DIY Kits
DIY AdBlue delete kits can cost as much as £3,000. After paying this much, you then need to try to perform an AdBlue removal yourself.
This means you risk deleting your car’s original ECU settings, which are required when you experience fault codes like “no engine start”. So, you’ll probably have to pay the dealer at least £1,000 to reset it for you.
The Cost Of AdBlue Cleaner
AdBlue cleaner only costs around £50. However, adding cleaner to the AdBlue fluid (diesel exhaust fluid) won’t fix the issue of crystallisation—the primary cause of all AdBlue problems.
AdBlue cleaner is good for maintenance, but it’s essentially useless if your car is already experiencing problems.
Plus, you don’t have to worry about paying an extra £1,000 to the dealer to reset your car’s ECU.
So, what are you waiting for?
If your AdBlue warning light is on, contact us now, and we’ll solve the problem forever.
The most cost effective option is our AdBlue removal solution, at just £500. This is at least £2,500 cheaper than dealer repairs, which cost between £3,000 and £5,000, and a DIY kit which costs around £3,000.