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European AdBlue factories suspend production, significant price increases expected.
Duslo, the largest AdBlue factory in Europe, announced a suspension of production due to high gas prices...
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In the commercial road freight transport market, the liquid has become a very important part..
AdBlue is not widely available anymore!
In recent weeks and months there has been an obsessive search to find AdBlue supply all over Europe.
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AdBlue® - FAQ
Adblue is a Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) used to reduce harmful gasses being released into the atmosphere.
AdBlue is made from a mixture of high-purity urea (32.5%) and deionized water (67.5%).
The popular myth is that AdBlue is made of animal urine, but that is not true.
The composition is synthetically derived from ammonia and carbon dioxide.
It is completely safe for the environment.
It can be irritating to the skin of the face, eyes and lungs.
Wash your hands thoroughly after use.
If it touches your clothes or the paint of the car, you must wash it immediately with water.
It can only be produced industrially.
Diesel cars registered after 2015
Euro 6-compliant diesel Audi, BMW, Citroën, Jaguar, Land Rover, Mercedes-Benz, or Peugeot.
You can pour AdBlue by yourself.
If stored properly it can last up to 2 years.
You should never use expired Adblue, as this will cause system performance problems.
AdBlue should never be added to the fuel but in a separate tank.
This separate tank with a blue cap is usually next to the diesel filler.
Prices are rising due to shortages of AdBlue.
The prices of the raw materials used to produce Adblue are the reason for the increase in prices.
The price fluctuations of AdBlue are due to the prices of the raw products which go into making the solution.
The engine may not shut down, but some cars will limit engine performance when the engine is running out.
When you stop, you will not be able to restart the system if the AdBlue tank is empty.
Any attempt to remove it will result in driving the car illegally.
AdBlue is NOT flammable.
Freezes at temperatures of -11.5 °C, so it is recommended that you keep your car in a heated or insulated garage.
You must not pour water on the place of AdBlue.
If you do it, this will damage the catalyst and block the injector.
Despite its name, Adblue is not a blue but a colourless liquid.
If you accidentally pour diesel into the AdBlue tank, contact a professional immediately.
