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So, I was lucky enough to get this 2011 LEU Mack with the MP7.

Note: Using Tech Tool

I was told it had a code of ( SPN:5246 FMI:16 )(SCR system fault detected – Warning fault - Engine derate) at one time which i understand to be a derate to 55mph with a SCR issue.

The truck has at this time, ( SPN:5246 FMI:0 )(Severe SCR system fault detected - Severe engine derate to 5MPH) currently with ( SPN:5394 FMI:5 )(Aftertreatment DEF doser and/or Aftertreatment DEF dosing pump assembly) & NOx Sensors Reading to high. I'm guessing the NOx are to high because on the doser valve test, I removed it & ran SCR test & nothing came out. No fluid going into the system will result in high NOx as I understand.

Any Help Appreciated. Thanks

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Make sure the DEF tank is not empty and that all the lines are connected and not damaged. The pump pressure should be 126 to 135 psi and remain steady for several minutes. If there is no dosing during the tests I would suspect line is pinched or the pump isn't priming.

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I got similar errors Friday afternoon....2011 GU813 MP7-405M....dropped it off at Mack, gave them the errors I got off the guard dog, the young fella writing the service order seemed to know what I was gonna say.....

Already had the doser replaced once a few years ago.

Codes were 128 5246 15 and 128 4094 18

I googled them and got a error code book with descriptions

One has to do with DEF quality, which is odd, we get the same fluid all the time and store it in the shop. Bu, I was gone for about a year, and I'm not sure what happened. I know the granite hadn't been greased in quite some time.... :(

Lack of planning on your part does not constitute an emergency on my part....

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The picture did not appear when I posted yesterday, not seeing any pump drive percentage. Make sure you're using the SCR start up test correctly before tearing into it. No drive percentage means the pump is not running so no pressure is expected.

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