Our AdBlue Delete Units will disable your AdBlue system for good. The Adblue & Nox system can be disabled by fitting one of our emulator boxes to your equipment.
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AdBlue and SCR technology in passenger vehicles, such as SUVs, pickups, camper vans and cars is now common place. They clean up the exhaust gas of these vehicles before emitting it back in the air. The push to reduce emissions to air has led to improvements in vehicle technology. These include selective catalytic reduction systems in truck, car and van engines that use diesel exhaust fluids like AdBlue to prevent harmful exhaust gases being released into the atmosphere.

AdBlue is needed for any commercial vehicle equipped with selective catalytic reduction (SCR) technology to comply with emission standards Euro IV, Euro V and Euro ​VI.

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If you are experiencing problems with your Adblue, you’re in the right place. We will have a solution for you, so give us a call on 027 573 8586 or send us an email.

Below Are The Makes & Models We Can Work On

• CUMMINS
  Any engine, European, American or Chinese built, any application
• DAEWOO
  Daewoo and Cummins
• DAF
  Trucks, All Models & Busses / Coaches
• DETROIT
  S60 14 liter and DD13 and DD15
• FORD
  Trucks, Utes and Cars
• HINO
  On application
• HYUNDAI
  Hyundai and cummins
• ISUZU
  Most engines and models
• IVECO
  All models, including Light Trucks and Vans
• KAMAZ
  Cummins
• KENWORTH
  Cummins powered or PACCAR powered
• MACK
  MP8 and MP10
• MAN
  All models
• MAZ
  Cummins
• MERCEDES
  All models, including Trucks, Vans & Busses / Coaches
• MITSUBISHI / FUSO
  On application
• NAVISTAR
  Any Maxxforce engine, DT, 9, 11 and 13 liter
• NISSAN
  GW 470 WITH Nissan GE13, and newer models with GH5 and GH7 and 11 liter engines
• RENAULT
  All models
• SCANIA
  Trucks, Inline 6, V8, 730 V8, Busses / Coaches & Industrial
• VOLVO
  FH. FL, FM. FH4. FMX

MAN AdBlue® System (SCR)
Find out how MAN's AdBlue® system (SCR) works in this short video. ​