"Originally Posted by Pahrump
Here is a fact,, DEF is 65% water
... and 45% urine![]()
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... so now you can smell all pretty when you climb back in your truck."
Like a fringe player in training campI'm gonna give 110% coach.
Boxed DEF versus DEF at the pump
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Truckermania, Aug 17, 2014.
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so 65% water
45% urine
no wonder we have elogs
I think the big vat of def at the shop only cost the boss $1.25
I better be on a quarter tank when i get theredouble yellow Thanks this. -
I could be wrong but I know one of the reasons for those little bottles is for Diesel trucks and cars that also take DEF. Their pumps don't offer def. Normally it gets added at an oil change but if they need it more often. Small bottle is needed.
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Buy a box and keep the container to refill as needed. I don't understand why folks just throw them away.
PS: DEF is 67.5% demineralized water, 32.5% Urea. Urine is 95% water, 2.5% urea, & 2.5% other compounds like sodium, potassium, creatinine, etc. They are not close to being compatible.Last edited: Aug 18, 2014
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Satire wasted again....
Jonathan Swift never had to use emoticons to make his point.HotH2o Thanks this. -
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