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Diesel Car Owners Urged to Prioritize AdBlue System Maintenance to Avoid Costly Failures
Expert Advises on Critical AdBlue Maintenance for Diesel Vehicles. Juan José Ebenezer, founder of Talleres Ebenezer, recently released a video highlighting crucial maintenance practices for diesel car owners, particularly those who primarily drive in urban environments or cover few kilometers. Ebenezer emphasized the necessity of proper AdBlue system care to avert expensive repairs. According to Ebenezer, diesel vehicles equipped with AdBlue systems require regular attention beyond simply refilling the tank. He explained that if AdBlue remains stagnant in the tank for extended periods, such as two or three years, the water component can evaporate, leading to a higher concentration of urea. This increased concentration can cause crystallization within the system, resulting in significant and costly damage to the AdBlue tank and associated components. To combat this issue, Ebenezer advises car owners to periodically empty and refill their AdBlue tanks. He also strongly recommends integrating an anti-crystallizing additive, such as UreNOx, into the maintenance routine. This additive not only helps clean the system as AdBlue flows through but also creates an anti-adhesive layer in the conduits and pump, preventing crystallization. Furthermore, UreNOx is presented as a more stable alternative to standard AdBlue, with a longer shelf life that reduces the risk of water evaporation and urea concentration. As an additional tip, Ebenezer suggested cleaning the AdBlue injector whenever the engine oil is changed. This proactive measure, he states, will significantly contribute to maintaining the entire AdBlue system in optimal condition, thereby avoiding the common and expensive breakdowns associated with neglected AdBlue systems.
