Adblue, blutec stuff?

What is that adblue stuff trucks and I notice some new cars have?
Can you stick it in a normal diesel engine?
What does it do?

Adblue diesel fuel additive: national suppliers & purchasing prices

looks like **** mixed with water?? urgh!!!

Aaargh on me phone can't look at kinky:Cry:

Apparently it's injected into the exaust stream, and never comes into contact with the diesel, bloody german stuff..................
Sounds like a toilet cleaner

AdBlue is the registered trademark for AUS32 (Aqueous Urea Solution 32.5%) and is used in a process called Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR).
AdBlue consists of 32.5% of high purity urea and 67.5% of de-ionised water.
The AdBlue trademark is currently held by the German Association of the Automobile Industry (VDA - Verband der Automobilindustrie).

For AdBlue – Call 0845 313 0845
All Commercial Vehicles - Trucks, Buses & Industrial Vehicles (above 7.5 tonnes) manufactured after October 2006 that are fitted with a new SCR technology (Selective Catalytic Reduction), requires vehicles to use AdBlue. It is injected into the exhaust gases of modern diesel engines as a post combustion process. In other words, AdBlue is sprayed into the exhaust stream of Euro IV and Euro V Vehicles at a proportion of around 5% to Diesel fuel. The AdBlue is placed in a designated AdBlue tank on the vehicle with its own gauge and sensor system. AdBlue never comes into contact with the fuel.

The purpose of this SCR process is to reduce the percentage of harmful NOx (nitrous oxide) emissions present in all diesel vehicles emissions, by breaking the NOx emissions down into mainly Nitrogen and Oxygen.
European legislation requires vehicle manufacturers to use this technology to reach the reduced levels of pollutants.
The use of AdBlue helps not only the environment by reducing the emissions created by diesel engines, but it also helps transport companies and drivers reduce fuel costs, by reducing fuel consumption.

This product requires special handling please ask one of our staff for advice and information on dispensing equipment and storage solutions. We can supply electric pumps for IBC’s and hand pumps for barrels. We also have an in-house forecourt facility.
Please note: AdBlue is very susceptible to contamination from foreign matter as well as incorrect material selection. Therefore appropriate equipment should be used to handle AdBlue correctly and increase the lifespan of your SCR.

Urea was first discovered in urine in 1773 by the French chemist Hilaire Rouelle.

I reckon the exaust fumes will smell like a porta loo

mad git said:

Apparently it's injected into the exaust stream, and never comes into contact with the diesel, bloody german stuff..................
Sounds like a toilet cleaner

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That's just what it is mate, ****alitic converter cleaner.

I see, so when the liquid is sprayed on exhaust fumes it cleans em. Clever that, who'd thought ****ing on yer exhaust would make it smell better

he use of AdBlue helps not only the environment by reducing the emissions created by diesel engines, but it also helps transport companies and drivers reduce fuel costs, by reducing fuel consumption.


so how does ****ing in the exhaust reduce fuel consumption?

ricc said:

he use of AdBlue helps not only the environment by reducing the emissions created by diesel engines, but it also helps transport companies and drivers reduce fuel costs, by reducing fuel consumption.


so how does ****ing in the exhaust reduce fuel consumption?

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I was wondering about that, if it is introduced into the exhaust after combustion then how can it reduce fuel consumption?

so its basicly fabreeze for ya eggshuast

ricc said:

so how does ****ing in the exhaust reduce fuel consumption?

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Have you not heard of that?? ****ing on yer exhaust reduces fuel consumption but 10-15% give it a go and I guarantee it will save you a load of fuel
tell me how you get on.