Why is there air in the urea tank?
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Air in the urea tank may be caused by a clogged metering pump. Introduction to the urea tank: The urea tank contains urea solution, primarily used in trucks and buses. Its function is to reduce nitrogen oxide pollution in diesel vehicle exhaust. After passing through the urea tank, the vehicle's exhaust emissions meet the China IV standard. Urea refill cycle for vehicles: Urea is typically refilled every 2,000 kilometers, with approximately 3~5 liters of urea used per 100 liters of diesel. Strictly speaking, there is no precise or uniform answer to this question. Whether a vehicle requires urea replenishment should be determined based on the dashboard display.