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Why adblue diesel is important for your car engine?

AdBlue into diesel is required for all vehicles equipped with SCR (Selective Catalytic Reduction) technology to meet Euro 5 and Euro 6 emission standards. AdBlue is not a fuel or fuel additive, it is a reducing agent used within the SCR system that converts harmful nitrous oxide into harmless nitrogen and water, reducing pollution.

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Why adblue diesel is important for your car engine?

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  1. Why adblue diesel is important for your car engine?

  2. Introduction • Why adblue diesel is important for your car engine? AdBlue is a legal requirement for vehicles equipped with selective catalytic reduction technology and is used in trucks, buses, cars, vans, boats, excavators, tractors, etc. With over 23,000 reported failures annually, failures due to misuse or lack of it.To understand how to use AdBlue, understand why you should use it and how to use it effectively is important. • What is AdBlue into diesel? Why it is required? AdBlue into diesel is required for all vehicles equipped with SCR (Selective Catalytic Reduction) technology to meet Euro 5 and Euro 6 emission standards. AdBlue is not a fuel or fuel additive, it is a reducing agent used within the SCR system that converts harmful nitrous oxide into harmless nitrogen and water, reducing pollution.

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