are all makes of adblue the same?
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– AdBlue, SCR and BlueTec are the same thing, just different manufacturers and names. SCR is Selective Catalytic Reduction, the generic name for the system. The fluid used is DEF, or Diesel Exhaust Fluid.
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Not all Energizer AA alkaline batteries are made in the same place, and the quality can differ according to the manufacturing location. ... The take-aways from the AA tests: Duracell is a safe choice for AA alkalines. There isn't much of a difference between Duracell Quantum and Duracell Coppertop.
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['Always pour AdBlue into the AdBlue tank. ... ', 'Only use AdBlue equipment when storing or refilling AdBlue.', 'Keep your AdBlue equipment clean and free from dust or dirt.', 'Ensure your AdBlue tank and container seals remain intact.', 'Use demineralised water (or AdBlue) when cleaning internally or priming AdBlue equipment.']
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Należy dolać co najmniej 7,6 l AdBlue (cztery butelki). Tylko taka ilość na uzupełnienie gwarantuje, że zmiana zostanie zidentyfikowana przez system, co umożliwi ponowne uruchomienie silnika. Zbiornik AdBlue zawiera ok. 20 litrów.
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The size of the AdBlue tank fitted to vehicles varies between manufacturers and models, so therefore the interval between top-ups will vary. Based on conservative estimates, AdBlue may require topping up every 5,000 to 8,000 miles although this will fluctuate based on manufacturer, model, and driving style.
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AdBlue is consumed in proportion to engine usage. It is estimated that a passenger car will consume approximately 1.5 litres of AdBlue for every 620 miles. The size of AdBlue tanks vary, too, so when you need to top up depends on your driving style, the number of miles you cover, and the size of the tank.
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Hi @cemkalaur, the answer is no they are not all the same, Canon make a wide range of inks for their different printer models, they may look the same, but the colours will vary depending on the model, some printers use all dye inks, some use pigment and dye and some others use all pigment inks.
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A genuine SR44 or 357 cell is hard to find, and the alkaline LR44, which is the same size button, and same nominal voltage, is very common and easy to find. ... Be careful: most retailers don't know the difference between LR44 (alkaline) and SR44 (silver oxide) and act like they are interchangeable, when they aren't.
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It seems that most lancets are made fairly in the same way. ... Most brand name lancets share the same features as universal lancets although some brand lancets have additional features which rely on their compatible lancing device. In fact, it's the lancing device that makes the difference, not the lancets.
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Yes. Due to the limited durability of AdBlue®, AdBlue® has a 2 year lifespan from date of production. It is essential that AdBlue® is stored between minus 5 degrees and 20 degrees Celsius. AdBlue® can decompose if it is stored at 30 degrees or more for extended periods of time – ammonia can form in such instances.
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Is AdBlue® made from pigs' urine? AdBlue® is a synthetic, highly purified solution of urea and demineralized water NOT pigs urine. Whilst the chemical urea is in pigs' urine, it is found in much lower concentration alongside many other elements.
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IIRC, Adcom has/had a long-term relationship with a factory in Taiwan that produced most of their amps. Even on some of the earlier products that were "assembled" in the US, the boards came from Taiwan.
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AdBlue is a water based solution that is injected into the exhaust gas, where as Eolys or Pat fluid is oil based and injected and mixed in with the vehicles fuel.
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['Benson and Hedges Blue.', 'Lambert and Butler Silver.', 'Senior Service.', 'Marlboro Red.', 'Marlboro Gold.', 'Embassy Filter.', 'Mayfair Blue.', 'Superkings Black.']
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Button cells are different in names, but the battery parameters are the same. The other names of AG13 are LR44 ,357, SR44, A76, LR1154. They are the same battery, but made by different companies. ... They are the same battery, but made by different companies.
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Hello Rinus, there are no differences, all Google accounts are the same and give you access to all Google services including G+, Gmail and Photos. ... Hello Rinus, there are no differences, all Google accounts are the same and give you access to all Google services including G+, Gmail and Photos.
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For the most part diesel fuels are all coming from the same source and have the same additives so there is little difference between brands. However there are differences between individual stations. ... Brand names like “Shell” or “Chevron” are meaningless.