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Does anyone know if there is a DEF quality sensor in the DEF tank to ensure that you don't put in the wrong fluid?
I am actually looking to use this sensor in a system for large stationary diesel generator aftertreatment systems (see our website: genaccproducts.com).
The EPA is pushing us to include one of these in our system, and I figure if it's good enough for the Ford truck, it should be good for us.
Does anyone know if there is a DEF quality sensor in the DEF tank to ensure that you don't put in the wrong fluid?
I am actually looking to use this sensor in a system for large stationary diesel generator aftertreatment systems (see our website: genaccproducts.com).
The EPA is pushing us to include one of these in our system, and I figure if it's good enough for the Ford truck, it should be good for us.
Actually there is no sensor that monitors the quality of the fluid its self. Instead they monitor NOx levels pre and post injection for a expected reduction in NOx.
Actually there is no sensor that monitors the quality of the fluid its self. Instead they monitor NOx levels pre and post injection for a expected reduction in NOx.
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