What are the effects of not adding urea to trucks?
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The effects of not adding urea to trucks: 1. Environmental pollution. The reason for adding urea to vehicles is to convert harmful substances in the exhaust into harmless nitrogen and water vapor. 2. Vehicle damage. If there is no urea circulation for a long time, components such as the nozzle, pipelines, and urea pump are prone to crystallization blockage or high-temperature damage. 3. Insufficient vehicle power. Precautions for using vehicle urea: 1. During the use of vehicle urea, it is important to ensure the urea solution is filled to 100% (90% can be filled when temperatures are low in winter). When the urea solution is depleted to 20%, it needs to be refilled. 2. Regularly check the urea level and inspect for any urea solution leaks. Do not overfill or underfill (not less than 18%). 3. When refilling urea, remember to wipe the dust around the filling port with a cloth to prevent dust from entering the urea tank.