‏AdBlue ingredients AdBlue is a colourless and non-toxic fluid which consists of 32.5% of urea and 67.5% of demineralised water. ‏AdBlue – for which cars? The AdBlue fluid is used only in car equipped with the diesel engines and with the selective catalytic reduction (SCR) system. ‏The SCR system is installed in all trucks, buses and some passenger cars manufactured since 2011 and meeting the Euro 5 emission standard. The SCR system is compulsorily installed in cars with the diesel engines, manufactured since 2015 and meeting the Euro 6 emission standard. ‏PAY ATTENTION Among the most popular car brands using AdBlue there are Volkswagen, Audi, Škoda, Seat, Peugeot, Citroën, Renault, Jaguar, BMW, and Mercedes. ‏Since when is AdBlue in use? AdBlue is used in the SCR systems in the automotive industry as a response to the introduction of new emission standards concerning the diesel engines. According to them, since 1st October 2006, the cars with a tonnage of over 3.5 tone are bound to follow the EURO 4 emission standard, and since 1st October 2009 – the Euro 5. In turn, since 1st September 2014, all new trucks and passenger vehicles with the diesel engine are required to follow the Euro 6 emission standard. This standard also applies to the new vehicles registered since 1st September 2015. ‏AdBlue has been introduced several years ago by Grupa Azoty in Poland, and more precisely under the name of NOXy® AdBlue®. Since the moment it has been introduced to the market, it’s the most commonly used fluid which allows reducing the amount of harmful substances. The brand took care of the integrated production process, thanks to which the solution is produced directly in the chemical plant, right in from the raw material in its liquid form. Thanks to this, the high-quality final product is acquired. ‏When should AdBlue be used? The AdBlue fluid should be used in some cars with the diesel engine which meet the Euro 5 standard, and nearly all cars which meet the Euro 6 standard. ‏Where is the AdBlue cap located in cars? The AdBlue fluid should be poured into a separate, AdBlue tank – the substance should not be mixed with the fuel. Depending on the model of a car, it can be located in different places, although, the cap through which the fluid is poured is usually located right next to the fuel cap. In some cars, this cap is located under the hood or in the trunk. السعر :50