CleanAirBlue 10L Adblue - For All Diesel Vehicles With An Adblue Tank

Great price.Had no problems with the hose at all. Very easy to use - without any spillage during use.Came packed in a plastic bag inside a sturdy cardboard box.There was a small amount of fluid inside the plastic bag - I don't think the screw cap creates a very good seal, but this was not a problem at all.Would recommend.

Good value, prompt delivery, and the spout was where it should be. I gave it 3/5 for easy to use, because the full container is inevitably very heavy and will have to be decanted into something smaller to fill my ad blue tank.

New diesel cars will now have another filler cap next to your standard filler cap called Adblue. So when your car warns you that you need to fill up with AdBlue that's when you need this product.This product arrived in packaging which wasn't suitable for the container and there was some spillage which has worn away the box. Overall the use and the spout provided worked well together with no overfill leakage onto the ground. I would get the 10L can because it is easy to lift and to pour into the car's AdBlue filler cap, more manageable.What is AdBlue and why do we need it?Vehicle manufacturers are bound by ever-stricter regulations brought about by environmental concerns. The Euro 6 emissions standard came into force in 2016 and affect diesel cars in particular. To comply with the new rules, carmakers have had to focus on minimising harmful nitrogen-oxide emissions.Introducing a technology known as ‘selective catalytic reduction’ (SCR) has been found to be an extremely effective way of bringing diesel engines up to the standard required to meet Euro 6. It’s used by many carmakers, including Audi, BMW, Volkswagen and Mercedes. An SCR system uses a solution of urea and water, injected in tiny amounts into vehicle exhaust gases. Most Mercedes cars that display the BlueTEC badge and all Citroen BlueHDi models use AdBlue in conjunction with SCR technology.How does AdBlue work?AdBlue is a non-toxic liquid that’s colourless in appearance and is a solution of water and urea. To comply with Euro 6, recent diesel-powered cars use SCR technology to inject microscopic quantities of this liquid into the flow of exhaust gases. When the urea and water solution combines with exhaust emissions, it produces nitrogen and oxygen – harmless gases that occur naturally in the environment – by breaking down mono-nitrogen oxides (gases that can be harmful and are found particularly in the fumes from diesel exhausts).This technology has been used in buses and heavy lorries for a long time, so its effectiveness has been proven and its reliability is better than ever.

Good value for money

This was £55 less than Porsche wanted to fill my car, I'm new to the world of adblue but this did the trick. The tank on my Cannye is in the back under the floor which is a pain, so I got a £3 plastic funnel from my local cookery shop and that did the trick. I could use the spout so cannot say how good that is. Think I'm going to be doing this 5 or 6 times a year as the light has just come back on 1500 miles left to go. I you need to think of it as another car job like filling the wash wipe up, only not doing this will stop your car!

Great value-for-money Adblue to add to diesel car. Comes with handy spout attached so includes everything you need to feed into the car. First time I'd refilled the Adblue myself with Audi A5 and you need to use the tyre iron to open the Adblue cap (which is a pain). Adblue warning light was on and the whole 10L went into the tank. Literally took 5mins to do. Very easy.

Used to fill the adblue tank on my Toyota Hilux with 2.4 litre Euro 6 engine. The adblue tank on the vehicle is about 13 litre capacity and the engine uses about 1 litre adblue per 1000 miles with the low alarm coming on with 1500 miles before top up becomes mandatory.... in my case the adblue refill alarm came on at 10012 miles. Therefore this 10 litre container is the perfect size to refill the reservoir, like some others I would still suggest wrapping an old rag around the neck of the adblue tank, use a cheap funnel (e.g draper) to aid filling in addition to the spout supplied with this product and don't try and fill too quickly.Other than that easy enough to do it yourself at a fraction of the cost a dealer would charge and this product does meet relevant standards according to the blurb!

Container was ok but I am led to believe that the only thing that comes out off your exhaust is water ?? Then why I we paying so much