AdBlue Repairs & Programming – Huntingdon

AdBlue is a diesel exhaust fluid, comprising a mixture of de-ionised water and high-grade urea, automatically sprayed into a diesel vehicle’s exhaust system to reduce the emissions of nitrogen oxide (NOx).

It’s a legal requirement that your vehicle’s NOx emissions stay below the prescribed levels, so it’s sensible to keep an eye on them. The AdBlue fluid in a diesel vehicle is usually checked and topped up if necessary during each service, but it’s also wise to check the level between services yourself, as you would check any of the other fluids in your car or van.

There are a few issues which can occur related to AdBlue and the AdBlue system in your vehicle. Some of the more common ones are AdBlue parts and components failures, AdBlue fluid contamination, tank leakage, NOx sensor failure, SCR catalyst issues or electrical problems, and ECU issues. All of these issues will require the attention of an experienced garage such as Britannia Garage Services. We can also diagnose any issues with your AdBlue software and advise on any corrections that may need to be made.

If you have noticed, or suspect, that your vehicle has an AdBlue issue, call Britannia Garage Services on 01480 414411, contact us online or bring your vehicle along to our premises in Huntingdon.

 Britannia Garage Services is pleased to be affiliated with several leading automotive associations such as the RAC, Trust My Garage and Checkatrade, and we are fully committed to maintaining the high standards that both they and our customers rightly expect of us.

To find out more about AdBlue in Huntingdon, contact us online or call us directly on 01480 414411

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Unit 11, Stonehill
Stukeley Meadows Industrial Estate
Huntingdon
Cambridgeshire
PE29 6ED
01480 414411

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Wednesday 08:00 - 18:00
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