The Jag XE has it too, noticed it while checking one out at a dealer a few weeks ago.
The Jag XE has it too, noticed it while checking one out at a dealer a few weeks ago.
That Ad Blue, how much per mile does it use I wonder? How much does it cost? Another thing to go wrong or at least factor in when calculating the costs of diesel car running versus petrol.
Net Nitrate Net Urea! Anyone remember that from the ads on TV in the old days, especially around All Ireland Final. Completely OT but it was alway hilarious the ads for tractors, combines, etc.
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That's one step away from the 10-10-20 adsOriginally Posted by rebel.ranter
That Ad Blue, how much per mile does it use I wonder? How much does it cost? Another thing to go wrong or at least factor in when calculating the costs of diesel car running versus petrol.
Net Nitrate Net Urea! Anyone remember that from the ads on TV in the old days, especially around All Ireland Final. Completely OT but it was alway hilarious the ads for tractors, combines, etc.
It costs a pittance, its urea! Peeing in your tank would helpThat Ad Blue, how much per mile does it use I wonder? How much does it cost? Another thing to go wrong or at least factor in when calculating the costs of diesel car running versus petrol.
Net Nitrate Net Urea! Anyone remember that from the ads on TV in the old days, especially around All Ireland Final. Completely OT but it was alway hilarious the ads for tractors, combines, etc.
I think about 2 litres per 100km but that was me in an old truck with very early adblue technology.That Ad Blue, how much per mile does it use I wonder? How much does it cost? Another thing to go wrong or at least factor in when calculating the costs of diesel car running versus petrol.
Net Nitrate Net Urea! Anyone remember that from the ads on TV in the old days, especially around All Ireland Final. Completely OT but it was alway hilarious the ads for tractors, combines, etc.
It is for sure another thing to go wrong but if people want diesels to run clean then having additional systems to be repaired and maintained is the reality that has to be faced.
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Along with ads about treating scour, brucellosis and sarcoptic mange mites.That's one step away from the 10-10-20 adsThat Ad Blue, how much per mile does it use I wonder? How much does it cost? Another thing to go wrong or at least factor in when calculating the costs of diesel car running versus petrol.
Net Nitrate Net Urea! Anyone remember that from the ads on TV in the old days, especially around All Ireland Final. Completely OT but it was alway hilarious the ads for tractors, combines, etc.
And they were always on when you were having your tea!
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