My 2012 cascadia dd15 keep getting the same code EEC 61 SPN 4364 FAULT 18 FAIL 1. i took it to the shop 3 times already couldnt seem to fix the issue. They tried everything to fix it, now they are saying we need to replace the whole dpf filter box . Please help.
DD15 emissions help!!!
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Help with what? Have new box put on, get the he** down the road.
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If that's the "black box" or "one box" it's gonna be pricey....$10k or so.....I've been told.
Last edited: Oct 20, 2016
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That code is a SCR NOX Conversion Low. I'd say 85% of the time this is due to a failed SCR in the one-box. Could be a lot of things, but if they've checked everything and not found anything, an internal failure of the SCR is most likely.
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its the one box that right next to foot step on passenger side.
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they already checked scr nox twice. they can't seem to find whats wrong with it. when they troubleshoot it over everything works fine and regen goes fine but after i drive the truck for 1000-1200 miles those codes come back on.
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That code is a regulatory code that has a strategy for getting at least 80% NOx conversion I think. Somewhere around those values. Usually the SCR can get poisoned. Depends what type of oil you run...what type of fuel. Sulfur is the killer here.
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The catalyst is no longer active / contaminated and or DEF fogging is insufficient. DEF problems are repairable fairly cheap. The catalyst side is very expensive. Detroit now is allowing for a scrubbing of the DOC faces plus vacuuming the contaminants (there's an actual Detroit vacuum tool). There is also another option that Detroit is now allowing and that is a "burn off" for the DOC. The truck computer system needs to be updated for this. If this does not work you will need to replace the 'one box'.
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Thanks for the reply
Freightliner ended up replacing the DPF filters and that seemed to solve our problem and since then i had no issues so far. -
what is the mileage of your truck ? were dpf filters cracked inside?
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