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Description:  (Diesel Exhaust Fluid) Sensor Head Assembly
Condition: New
Brand: Autocar®
Part Number: 1096417003 

 

Specifications:

Electrical Connector: Deutsch DT4 (STD)

Sensor Type: Digital (canbus)
DEF Header Height (IN): 11
DEF Suction Fitting Dia. (IN): 3/8 SAE J2044
DEF Return Fitting Dia. (IN): 5/16 SAE J2044
Coolant Inlet Fitting Dia. (IN): 5/8 Hose Bead
Coolant Outlet Fitting Dia. (IN): 5/8 Hose Bead
In-Tank Filter: 40µ
Tank Interface: 4.05 Dia. Bore Seal


Fitment Guide:

CAT, Cummins, Doosan Bobcat, DuraWRX, E-ONE, EquipmentTechnologies, Ferrara Fire Apparatus, Ford F650 / F750 (2013 - 2016),Global Environmental Products, Grande West / Vicinity Motors, KalmarOttawa, Kovatch Mobile Equipment (KME), Liugong ConstructionMachinery, MI-Jack Products, Navistar / International, Perkins Engines,REV Fire Group, Sutphen Corporation, Taylor Machine Works, TEMSA,TICO Tractors


A Multifunction DEF Head (sometimes called a DEF header or DEF tank head) is a component mounted at the top of a diesel vehicle's Diesel Exhaust Fluid tank. It's a key part of the vehicle's emissions control system and combines several sensors and functions into a single assembly.

 
  • Monitoring DEF level
    • Measures how much DEF is available.
    • Warns the driver before the tank runs empty.
    • Helps prevent SCR system shutdown due to lack of DEF.
  • Monitoring DEF quality
    • Verifies that the fluid has the proper concentration (32.5% urea and 67.5% deionized water).
    • Detects contaminated, diluted, or incorrect fluid that could damage the SCR system or reduce emissions performance.
  • Monitoring DEF temperature
    • Detects when DEF is frozen or approaching its freezing point (about -11°C / 12°F).
    • Allows the vehicle to activate heaters so DEF can be used once thawed.
  • Supporting emissions compliance
    • Supplies data to the engine control module, which adjusts DEF dosing into the exhaust.
    • Helps the vehicle meet emissions regulations by ensuring the SCR system operates correctly.
  • Improving reliability and diagnostics
    • Provides continuous sensor data that can identify problems early.
    • Makes it easier for technicians to diagnose faults through diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs).


Signs of Faulty:

 
  • DEF warning light or message appears on the dashboard.
  • DEF level reads empty or very low even though you've recently filled the tank.
  • DEF level doesn't change after adding fluid.
  • "Poor DEF Quality" warning despite using fresh, certified DEF.
  • Check Engine Light (CEL) comes on.
  • Emissions system or SCR fault messages appear.
  • Engine derate (reduced power) to encourage repair of the emissions system.
  • Countdown to limited starts or no restart, depending on the vehicle manufacturer.
  • Intermittent warnings that come and go due to an internal electrical fault.


Manufacturer information
The publication was launched as The Autocar by Iliffe and Son Ltd. in the interests of the mechanically propelled road carriage" on 2 November 1895 when, it is believed, there were only six or seven cars in the United Kingdom. L. J. K. Setright suggests that the magazine was set up by Henry Sturmey as an organ of propaganda for Harry J. Lawson, founder of the Daimler Company and a journalist on the magazine in its early days. Henry Sturmey stood down as editor of The Autocar magazine and left the company in 1901..

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