Reactant
To ensure performance, it is necessary use an aqueous
automotive urea solution (AUS 32) that meets the
standard. It is strictly prohibited to use low-quality
urea or other liquids, otherwise it may cause damage
to the components and parts of the urea system
● When filling the AdBlue, if the AdBlue is
splashed on the paint or aluminum surface
by accident, rinse it with clean water
immediately to prevent corrosion.
● Keep AdBlue away from children.
● Avoid AdBlue splashing on skin, eyes or
clothes. When the solution splashes into the
eyes, wash the eyes with a large amount of
clean water immediately for at least 15
minutes. When the solution splashes onto the
skin, wash the skin with clean water and
soap in time, and seek medical advice in time
if necessary.
● Do not swallow AdBlue. If so, rinse your
mouth with water and drink plenty of water.
See a doctor if necessary.
● After the urea filler cap is opened, ammonia
vapor may escape if the internal
temperature is high. Ammonia vapor emits a
pungent odor that can cause significant
irritation to the skin, eyes and respiratory
organs. It is necessary to avoid inhaling
ammonia vapor. If the concentration of
ammonia vapor is high and the time is long,
it may burn the eyes, nose, and throat,
causing coughing and tearing.
● Containers made of aluminum, copper,
copper, unalloyed, or galvanized steel are
not suitable for storing AdBlue. If these
containers are used, the AdBlue may cause
breakdown of the metallic components and
cause irreparable damage to the urea
system.
● The AdBlue consumption depends on the
driving conditions and vehicle usage. The
filling amount of the AdBlue will vary from
case to case. In case of low temperature
environment, conduct filling by strictly
following the specified requirements.
● AdBlue will freeze under low temperature
environment. If the AdBlue cannot be filled,
move the vehicle to a warm place to thaw it
naturally. In case of abnormal AdBlue
system, contact the dealership of BAIC
Motor as soon as possible for system
inspection and repair.
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