How many kilometers should a China V standard new car add urea?

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Landon
07/29/25 6:54pm
China V standard new cars should add urea every 3,000-4,000 kilometers. The urea indicator on the car dashboard shows that the special urea reductant fluid level is too low, and the warning light may indicate failure to restart the engine or AdBlue system malfunction. Consumption standard: Taking a heavy-duty truck equipped with a 32-liter urea tank as an example, the vehicle consumes about 100 liters of urea every 7,200 kilometers, which means it needs to be refilled every 2,300 kilometers; this is approximately equivalent to 3-5% of fuel consumption. Refilling method: To avoid urea shortage during driving, keep 1-2 barrels of 10-liter packaged Jieshi Blue urea solution in the vehicle. Therefore, the exact timing needs to be calculated based on usage.
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