adblue

UK PROFESSIONAL DRIVERS FORUMS THE UK PROFESSIONAL DRIVERS FORUM (INTERACTIVE)
1

was in j13 truckstop and they hav a new pump marked ADBLUE.
just wondred what it is

2

this should explain it

identic.se/info/info_adblue_gb.htm

3

or in less technical terms :wink: its an additive that some trucks will use to meet the euro 4 emission standards when they start appearing later this year

4

A bit more info here blue-cat.biz/bluecat_faq.htm

5

It’s also used in some of the latest Diesel cars.

AdBlue is a solution of urea in water (32,5%)

So it’s Basically watered down and refined ■■■■. :exclamation:

6

they must be taking the P
selling watered down P by the litre
i’m too honest to even start thinking how that works

7

Just wait for the government to start taxing it - really taking the [zb] :open_mouth: :open_mouth: :laughing: :wink:

8

ralliesport:
Just wait for the government to start taxing it - really taking the [zb] :open_mouth: :open_mouth: :laughing: :wink:

According to Commercal Motor (26 Jan) there’s a european agreement not to impose duty on it, although it is subject to VAT.

Urea is CO(NH2)2. It’s injected into the exhaust to break down the nitrogen oxides (NOx) into water, carbon dioxide and nitrogen.