What is AdBlue and why do we need it? in BS6 Diesel Engine!

What is AdBlue and why do we need it?

AdBlue is a non-toxic, non-flammable, odorless and biodegradable solution designed to help diesel vehicles meet the latest BS6 6 exhaust emission regulations.
 It works in conjunction with a treatment system known as Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) and is used by an increasing number of carmakers.

How does AdBlue work?

It is injected into a modified section of the vehicle’s exhaust, where it creates a chemical reaction, removing the harmful nitrogen-oxide emissions (NOx) and converting them into harmless water and nitrogen.

What is AdBlue made from?

AdBlue is made from a urea and water solution, which is stored in a separate tank.

How much AdBlue will my car use?

How much AdBlue you use is determined by a number of factors, including journey type, driving style, environmental conditions and mileage.