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<p>AdBlue is a special liquid that’s sprayed into the exhaust system of cars with a diesel engine to reduce dangerous nitrous oxide emissions and comply with Euro 6 regulations. It’s used in many diesel cars produced since 2006. </p>
<p>The AdBlue mixture is injected in tiny quantities into the cars exhaust gases, where it breaks down mono-nitrogen oxides that can be damaging to health. The liquid is regularly topped up during annual services, but can sometimes run low. Most cars come fitted with an Ad-Blue warning light. If you ignore it, your car may not drive as normal and may enter into limp mode, or stop working altogether.</p>
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<p>If you own a diesel vehicle built after 1 January 2014, it is highly likely you'll need AdBlue.</p>
<p>The simplest way to check whether your car requires AdBlue is to look in your owner's manual. Some vehicles have a small blue cap next to the black fuel cap under your fuel cap cover, on other vehicles the tank can be found in the boot or under the bonnet.</p>
<p>If an AdBlue indicator has appeared on your dashboard, don't wait to top up. Running out of AdBlue can significantly increase your car's emissions, and if left, can prevent your engine from starting altogether. Your car may also go into 'limp mode', reducing the speed at which you can drive.</p>
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<p>Most diesel cars will need to be topped up each time the car is serviced. For high mileage drivers, more frequent top ups may be required. We recommend referring to your owner's manual for more accurate information.</p>
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<p>For the majority of vehicles, 10 litres is sufficient to top up an AdBlue tank, however, in some instances we may need to charge for additional litres required.</p>
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