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D5 def pressure low

heymccall · 2024-08-19 12:25

D5 Z6A E361(2) Low Aftertreatment #1 DEF Pressure #1 I can see DEF pressure at standby, 134psi, but, my TEXA doesn't acknowledge the DEF module, or at least I don't know how to make it talk. Obviously, the DEF injector is suspect. Any insight would be greatly appreciated, before I load the parts cannon.

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  1. #1rangair942024-08-19 12:41

    Are you sure that's the right code for the description? E361 is high coolant temp

  2. #2heymccall2024-08-19 13:38

    Brain fart. E931(2) 5th one down was active.

  3. #3rangair942024-08-19 13:44

    3100-12 code means the def sending unit in the tank is toast. That's where I would start. Replace that.

  4. #4heymccall2024-08-19 14:13

    That's an old code. A lot of them are old. E391(2) & E1389(2) were the only active codes.

  5. #5rangair942024-08-19 14:28

    Here's the sis troubleshooting guide

  6. #6hvy 1ton2024-08-19 17:02

    Have you checked the inline filter?

  7. #7heymccall2024-08-19 19:11

    378-3187 filter has been changed. 516-2663 fitting w/filter has not.

  8. #8JD955SC2024-08-24 14:23

    Pull injector, inspect SCR mixing chamber for crystal mountain. Run def injector into clean Gatorade bottle and see if your Texa can trigger the SCR/DEF accuracy test that ET can. If it drips during priming or if it doesn’t spray in a clean conical pattern it’s ****ed. If it’s got DEF mountains in the mixing chamber the injector is also toast. Extended Idling kills these injectors. Shutting the master switch off with the light on also kills these as it cycles DEF thru the injector without triggering the solenoid for cooldown. There also tends to be a software update to get CAT out to do on these as well in conjunction with the injector replacement.

  9. #9Truck Shop2024-08-24 14:58

    fact.