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Tuesday, August 2, 2011

Adblue Contamination - Did you know?

It only takes 5ml of Diesel to 20 litres of AdBlue in the AdBlue tank to turn it into a harmful paste. The first bit of advice is do not attempt to drive off the forecourt and call your breakdown company right away!

Full information and Adblue support @ Adblue Cap

Thursday, July 14, 2011

adblue cure contamination

It only takes 5ml of diesel to 20 litres of AdBlue in the AdBlue tank to turn it into a harmful useless paste.  A problem that is any vehicles worst nightmere.  The first advice we would offer you is to not attempt to drive away.

In order to comply with new emission standards, the automobile industry has decided to introduce SCR technology to diesel -powered vehicles.

In nearly all cases the insurance industry will not pay out for misfuelling cases.

Thge AdBlue misfuelling cap has a build it system (including AdBlue magnet) which only opens when the AdBlue nozzle is inserted.

For more information please visit the adblue cap website

Thursday, June 30, 2011

wrong liquid in adblue - misfuel advice

The AdBlue®/DEF, which is used on diesel powered vehicles in order to clean the exhaust gases with SCR technology (Selective Catalytic Reduction), has some special characteristics which have to be considered.

The fluid crystallizes when in contact with air and causes corrosion when in contact with some common metals and other materials. For a correct function of the SCR technology it is important that the chemical is not contaminated, and in order to prevent that refilling is done in the wrong tank the refilling inlet has been designed and standardised according to ISO standards

  • Prevents the risk for spillLess risk for spills and corrosion.
  • Only AdBlue®/DEF can be refilled in the tankPrevents wrong fluid to be filled in the AdBlue®/DEF tank, which could cause serious damage to the SCR system
  • Can be retrofitted
    The equipment can be retrofitted on existing vehicles
For more information, help and support for adblue contamination please visit the adblue cap website

Wednesday, June 22, 2011