Eolys tank location Citroen Relay 2017

[Spice52]

hello

can anyone help..?

i have a 2017 l4 h3 citroen relay.

it has a eolys tank but i cant find a location..??

anyone know where the tank is located..??

also does it have a dash warning light when the fluid gets low...??

thanks lots

[GiveMeABreak]

Best to pop your VIN up so we can identify the engine type and system (please post your VIN in full without spaces - it will be automatically masked from public view after submitting your post & will only be visible to staff).

[Spice52]

Thanks Marc

Will grab it tonight and let you know

Regards

[Spice52]

Hi Marc

Here you go:

VF7**************[VIN obfuscated, can be read by forum staff]

It’s a 2017 L4 H3

Do you know if there is a dash warning light for low level etc…???

Many thanks

[GiveMeABreak]

The Eolys tank for the DPF additive (not to be confused with the Adblue Tank for the SCR System which may also be fitted and is a separate system) should be located next to the fuel tank, normally on the fuel filler side. It will be concealed by a case and likely some heat protective shielding which has to be removed for access.

There should be a warning and or message when the additive level needs topping up.

[Spice52]

The Eolys tank for the DPF additive (not to be confused with the Adblue Tank for the SCR System which may also be fitted and is a separate system) should be located next to the fuel tank, normally on the fuel filler side. It will be concealed by a case and likely some heat protective shielding which has to be removed for access.

There should be a warning and or message when the additive level needs topping up.

Excellent thank you Marc

Appreciate your help

[earlsgate]

do you know the correct type and quantity of Eolys fluid for these engines? I have the same, on a Boxer, which is on 85k miles, wanting to refill it before it damages itself by running low

thanks martin A

[GiveMeABreak]

If it's for your vehicle, VIN ending 692, then you need Powerflex Additive for your build date which is 14675.

[earlsgate]

thanks for the info concerning the Eolys type for future use with this 2017 BlueHdi. Much appreciated

have now found out that its tank is in the vicinity of the passenger foot well, and that from on old Diagbox, exhaust line information report, that the tank holds 2.6l with mine around half full on 86k miles. So in no hurry to fill it at this time of year.

seems like this system, despite its added complexity, does a good job of keeping the DPF clear, compared with the systems used by other manufactures who rely on added diesel during the more frequent regenerations whilst this engine is averaging 750 miles between its last 10 regenerations.