Overview of DEF (Diesel Exhaust Fluid) Extractor
DEF Extractor (P/N 81 39 2 153 908)
- Shop air connection
- Venturi valve block
- Exhaust hose for the valve block
- Extraction line to service the port on the SCR system
- DEF level indicator
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- Remove the filler connection cap on the left rear bumper.
- When draining the active tank, remove the filler cap (1); for the passive reservoir, remove the filler cap (2).
- If necessary, use the screwdriver handle (3) from the onboard vehicle tool kit to open the filler caps.
- Remove the cover under the left rear bumper to access the service ports for the active (1) and passive tanks (2).
- Connect the extraction line (1) from the tool (P/N 81 39 2 153 908) to the active (2) or the passive (3) service ports. NOTE: Clean the caps for the service ports with water before reinstalling. Make sure the caps lock back onto the service ports
- Connect the shop air to the vacuum block, and open the valve at the vacuum block on the canister for vacuum supply. Slowly open the valve of the suction line at the canister and draw off the DEF. Watch the level through the level tube. Make sure the exhaust hose off the vacuum block is situated so that it will drain into a suitable catch pan, in case the DEF extractor canister gets overfilled.
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- Remove the filler cap of the active reservoir (1) or the passive reservoir (2).
- Service ports for the active (1) or the passive reservoirs (2) are located under the right side of the vehicle.
- Remove the cap from the service port being drained and attach the extractor hose (1) to the port. NOTE: Clean the caps for the service ports with water before reinstalling. Make sure the caps lock back onto the service ports.
- Connect the shop air to the vacuum block, and open the valve at the vacuum block on the canister for vacuum supply. Slowly open the valve of the suction line at the canister and draw off the DEF. Watch the level through the level tube. Make sure the exhaust hose off the vacuum block is situated so that it will drain into a suitable catch pan, in case the DEF extractor canister gets overfilled.
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- To empty the canister; open the drain valve (1) on the bottom of the canister. NOTE: The extractor will not function properly if the drain is opened while there is vacuum applied to the system.
Consult with your local municipality on proper disposal of used DEF. Never reuse the DEF that is evacuated from a vehicle. Always refill the SCR system with new DEF (2.5 gallon service bottles, P/N 83 19 0 440 158).
Filling the SCR system
Warranty will only reimburse the use of 2.5 gallon service bottles (P/N 83 19 0 440 158) when draining and refilling the SCR system.
Note. The filling (1) and vent (2) lines at the filler adapter are switched, depending on the application.
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Proper maintenance for DEF Extractor/Filler Tools (P/N 81 39 2 153 908/909)
Always rinse the tools, lines and fittings with water after each use.