BlueDiesel Sdn Bhd is the country’s preferred supplier for Adblue (AUS32 or 32.5% Urea Solution). Emission Control Regulations are still at their initial stages, thus it is not easy to find AdBlue suppliers. BlueDiesel serves this need. AdBlue by AceRev has gained the trust of many SCR vehicle dealers and fleet owners due to its exceptional quality and performance. It minimises the harmful Nitrogen Oxide (NOx) emissions from the vehicles’ exhausts and helps diesel vehicles run more smoothly.

As Malaysia continues to prioritize environmental conservation, BlueDiesel serves as a valuable platform for understanding the intersection of diesel vehicle emission control and the nation’s sustainable future.

Discover the Future of Clean Diesel with AdBlue in Malaysia!

Join us in advancing environmental responsibility with a product designed to help lower emissions.

🌿 Eco-Friendly Emissions Control: AdBlue collaborates with your diesel vehicle’s SCR system to reduce nitrogen oxide emissions effectively, contributing to cleaner air and a healthier environment.

💪 Enhanced Engine Efficiency: Our AdBlue aids in meeting emissions standards, indirectly supporting the operational aspects of your diesel engine without directly boosting performance.

🛡️ Commitment to Environmental Standards: As Malaysia moves towards cleaner transport solutions, our product plays a significant role in helping lower emissions compliantly.

🔍 Quality Compliance of Our AdBlue: AdBlue by AceRev meets stringent ISO 22241 standards, assisting in the reliable operation of diesel vehicles and reducing the risk of downtimes.

🚚 Applicable to Various Diesel Vehicles: AdBlue by AceRev is available in suitable packaging options for different types of diesel vehicles, including trucks, buses, and cars.

Join us in shaping a greener tomorrow with AdBlue. Unlock improved emissions control and a more sustainable driving experience. Embrace the future today.

FAQs

1. What is an AdBlue Solution?

AdBlue is a 32.5% urea solution, a crucial component for diesel vehicles’ Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) systems. When sprayed into the exhaust, it transforms at high temperatures, breaking down into ammonia and carbon dioxide.

This ammonia then works its magic, converting harmful nitrogen oxides (NOx) into harmless water vapor and nitrogen. AdBlue Malaysia is engineered to battle emissions and adhere to stringent Euro 5, Euro 6 standards. Clean up the environment, one exhaust at a time!

2. Which diesel vehicles are suitable to use Adblue?

Euro 5 and Euro 6 diesel vehicles equipped with SCR systems require AdBlue. Some Euro 4 vehicles with SCR systems may also use AdBlue.

3. How to properly store Adblue?

Adblue solution is sensitive to temperature. Extreme heat or cold can impact its effectiveness and shelf life. The freezing point is at -11°C, but no worries for our tropical friends in Malaysia!

However, storing it at high temperatures can curtail its shelf life. Keep your Adblue in the shade, away from direct sunlight or excessive heat, ensuring it’s ready to tackle emissions whenever your vehicle hits the road. Beat the heat, keep it cool, and stay emission-conscious!

4. Why is AdBlue so expensive?

AdBlue can be relatively expensive due to several factors, including the cost of high-purity urea used in its production, the need for maintaining strict quality standards (ISO 22241), and the logistics of distribution and storage. The production process requires specific raw materials and precise manufacturing conditions to ensure the solution’s effectiveness in reducing NOx emissions, all of which contribute to the overall cost.

5. Can I run my diesel without AdBlue?

No, you cannot run a diesel vehicle equipped with a Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) system without AdBlue. The system is designed to reduce emissions and will not function correctly without it, potentially causing the vehicle to go into a reduced power mode or not start at all.

6. Do all diesel cars need AdBlue?

Not all diesel cars need AdBlue. Only those equipped with SCR technology require AdBlue to meet emission standards. This typically includes newer diesel models that comply with Euro 5 and Euro 6 emission standards.

7. What happens if I run out of AdBlue?

If you run out of AdBlue, your vehicle’s SCR system will not be able to reduce NOx emissions effectively. Most modern diesel vehicles will warn you when AdBlue is low and may enter a restricted performance mode or prevent the engine from starting until the AdBlue tank is refilled.

8. Can I add water into a diesel vehicle’s AdBlue Tank?

Please do NOT add water, mineral water, Reverse Osmosis water, urine, fertiliser or ammonia to the AdBlue Tank. It WILL damage your diesel vehicle’s Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) System beyond repair. Whoever tells you that it’s okay to do so clearly does not understand the mechanics and chemistry behind the SCR system.

9. What can I do if I accidentally add water or other contaminants into the AdBlue tank?

Firstly, STOP and DO NOT drive anymore. 

Secondly, drain the AdBlue Tank of the contaminated contents. If the contaminants are sticky or leave residue, rinse with clean water then with AdBlue. Fill up the AdBlue tank with AdBlue (of course).

10. Why should you choose Adblue by AceRev for your diesel?

Adblue is a game-changer for Euro 4, Euro 5, and Euro 6 diesel rides! Working together with the EURO4, EUO5 and EURO6 diesel vehicles’ the Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) system, Adblue takes on harmful nitrogen oxides (NOx) emitted from exhaust. This chemical transformation results in water vapor and nitrogen, contributing to cleaner air and adhering to stringent emission standards.

11. Where can I buy AdBlue in Malaysia?

There are not many diesel vehicles with Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) System that require AdBlue. Therefore it is not easy to find AdBlue. Send us an email at [email protected], so that we can direct you to the relevant supplier in each state. 

12. Can I buy AdBlue at petrol stations?

Yes, you can buy AdBlue at many petrol stations. It is often available in small bottles or bulk dispensers at the pump. Additionally, AdBlue can be purchased at automotive stores, online retailers, and specialized suppliers. Always check availability at specific petrol stations to ensure they stock AdBlue.

13. Can I top up AdBlue myself?

Yes, you can top up AdBlue yourself. Most diesel vehicles have a separate tank for AdBlue, typically located next to the diesel fuel filler cap, in the boot, or under the bonnet. Simply purchase a suitable AdBlue refill container and follow the vehicle manufacturer’s instructions to top up the AdBlue tank. It’s important to handle AdBlue carefully and avoid contamination to ensure the SCR system functions correctly. Always use certified AdBlue to maintain system integrity.

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