Adblue In Fuel Tank

What is Adblue?

What is it used for?

Did You Put AdBlue in the Wrong Tank?

Is it a fuel additive?

A solution of urea in water is named Ad-Blue. It stops exhaust gases such as nitrogen oxides (NOx). If you want to learn the working of Ad-blue, you should understand the basic structure of the engine. First of all, there is a diesel tank. The next section is the Adblue. As the diesel burns, it emits the diesel exhaust gas.  Adblue throws some drops on these exhaust gas. In SCR, some chemical reaction is performed, and then hatful Nitrogen oxides turn into water and nitrogen. One more thing, you should remember that AdBlue is not a Fuel Additive. Ad-Blue contamination causes extreme damage to sections that need constant lubricant. Stop the car after contamination. It’s not really easy to drain the Adblue effectively.  Call a professional like Wrong Fuel Master.

We will use the latest technology for deep cleaning of all the lines contaminated by Adblue. Our track records are already better for fixing the car. Diesel and Ad-blue both can poison the catalyst converter for future use. In the end, you need to spend a lot of money to replace your engine parts. If you want to avoid the expensive repair bills, then try your best to make this kind of mistake. If you have done, switch off the car and Call Wrong Fuel Master. Higher contamination affects the engine’s running, but a smaller amount of contamination will only lower lubrication. After a small checkup, our technician can tell you the price and time to fix it.