GL350 Diesel?
I saw that it looked to be filled with a special bottle, is this the case or do you just remove a flap/cap and pour it in?
Others have posted that NAPA is selling it. My understanding is that 2011 Ford F-Series Powerstroke trucks are using it so Ford dealerships I would think sell it. Pretty much, you should be able to get it about anywhere. There is an Adblue locator on the Detroit Diesel (owned by Daimler) website. All diesel truck engines manufactured after Jan 1, of this year must use Adblue. The exception are engines made by Navistar (International) which use a different technology that is technically EPA compliant but only because they are using credits for having cleaner engines than other companies during the last decade. Eventually, Navistar will have to have the same emissions levels as other manufacturers. They exclusively use exhaust gas recirculation to lower NOx which other diesel manufacturers feel is inferior because it makes the engine run hotter requiring more cooling capacity and more engine displacement (slightly worse fuel economy) to generate the same HP.
Last edited by 43221B; Jun 16, 2010 at 11:19 PM.
The Best of Mercedes & AMG
http://www.freightlinertrucks.com/sc...le-choice.aspx
And how much are they asking to fill up an adblue tank at MB dealerships?
Also keep in mind that AdBlu does NOT reduce the NOx to zero, just to within the allowed limits for fleetwide average usages.
Again - many thanks.
... If you decide on the 350, look into getting the power-booster kit from Brabus. It adds a few HP and ft.lbs.... needs to be installed to a fairly new engine.



