AdBlue Solutions & Software Updates

Ewood MOT & Service Centre is a leading independent garage in Blackburn able to carry out many specialist services including providing diesel vehicle owners with expert AdBlue services.

AdBlue is a fluid relating to a diesel vehicle’s exhaust system. Poisonous NOx emissions are transformed into Nitrogen and Oxygen by using a catalytic converter, along with a water and urea mixture called AdBlue which is injected into the system.

There are several regulations in the UK which relate to emissions, and vehicles which do not comply will fail an MOT test, or be excluded from the ULEZ (Ultra Low Emissions Zones) found in several areas across the country. AdBlue contributes to reducing these emissions and Ewood MOT & Service Centre is able to carry out the topping-up of AdBlue fluid, and then adjust the software to ensure your vehicle’s exhaust emissions are regulated correctly. We recommend that your vehicle’s AdBlue fluid level is checked occasionally by a reliable and trustworthy garage such as Ewood MOT & Service Centre, especially if a warning lamp has appeared on your dash relating to the emissions system. If this occurs, you should seek our advice without delay.

Make sure your vehicle is emissions-compliant for your own peace of mind, and the benefit of the environment, by booking it in for an AdBlue check at Ewood MOT & Service Centre.

Ewood MOT & Service Centre is pleased to be affiliated with several highly-regarded national and international automotive brands and organisations that ensure our services are regularly monitored. These include Bosch, as we are a Bosch Car Service Centre, IMI, Approved Garages, DVSA, Yell, and Who Can Fix My Car. In addition, our connections with leading suppliers like Blackcircles and 1link mean we have reliable resources. Our affiliation with Payment Assist can also help our customers spread the costs of their garage bills.

To find out more about AdBlue in Blackburn, contact us online or call us directly on 01254 433383

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