This DEF level sensor accurately monitors the AdBlue (Diesel Exhaust Fluid) level within the vehicle's tank, crucial for the SCR emissions system. It provides precise readings to the vehicle's computer, ensuring the SCR system operates correctly and preventing system deactivation due to low fluid levels, unlike a faulty sensor that may give inaccurate or no readings. Operators will typically observe a 'Low DEF' warning light or message on the dashboard, or the vehicle may enter a reduced power mode if the DEF level is critically low or the sensor is malfunctioning.
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A malfunctioning DEF level sensor may display an incorrect DEF fluid level on the dashboard, or trigger a 'Low DEF' warning even when the tank is full. If the sensor fails completely, the SCR system may be disabled, leading to engine power reduction and potential inability to restart the vehicle after shutdown.
Carefully clean the DEF tank opening before removing the old sensor to prevent debris from entering the tank. Ensure the new sensor is seated properly and the electrical connector is securely fastened.
When replacing the DEF level sensor, inspect the DEF tank for any signs of contamination or sediment.