Is the automotive urea tank toxic?
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Automotive urea tanks are not toxic. The reason for adding urea to vehicles is to reduce nitrogen oxides in vehicle exhaust, lower emission pollution, and improve the environmental friendliness of the vehicle. The consequences of not adding urea include: 1. Exceeding emission standards, causing environmental pollution; 2. Chemical substances in the vehicle system may oxidize, leading to clogging of the urea nozzle and rendering the entire system inoperable; 3. Decreased vehicle power. The role of urea is to treat exhaust gases, reduce pollutants in the exhaust, and optimize engine performance and fuel consumption. Reasons for urea warning light activation include: 1. Urea pressure is too low, with high urea consumption; 2. Insufficient power, with urea consumption being too high or too low; 3. Dashboard malfunction. Methods to eliminate urea warning light alerts include: 1. Replacing the urea solution; 2. Replacing the water heating valve; 3. Replacing the urea pump and power supply module plug.