2011 f350 P21B0 code
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2011 f350 P21B0 code
We went on a trip last weekend and everything was good. I was looking through system check riding down the road and saw my DEF was under half full as per the dash. Never got a message about it just saw it looking thorough the dash stuff while on cruise. Well after we got home I went to move the truck again and got a check engine light with a P21B0 code. And now I can not see my def status in the message center system check. Any thoughts about what to do with this error code ? The truck is a 2011 with 96k on it
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I would agree to go ahead and fill, but first I think I would try a couple of drive cycles if you don't use the truck everyday. See if it clears.
In the mean time do as best as you can to check the wiring that you can see for any obvious concerns.
In the mean time do as best as you can to check the wiring that you can see for any obvious concerns.
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We put def in it but I’m not sure if it has came back or not as I have not driven it. It has an appointment Wednesday at the dealer because apparently there is a customer satisfaction warranty on that system. 11 year 120k is what they told me from ford
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That is CSP 18M01. It is for the reductant heater and sender assembly repair. If they'll claim it under that, you are in good shape. I am unsure if Ford replaces the entire unit for the heater repair (which would include the sensors) or if they replace internal components and reuse the canister (with outside sensors). Based on the almost $900 repair I paid prior to the extended warranty, I guess it's the entire unit.
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That is CSP 18M01. It is for the reductant heater and sender assembly repair. If they'll claim it under that, you are in good shape. I am unsure if Ford replaces the entire unit for the heater repair (which would include the sensors) or if they replace internal components and reuse the canister (with outside sensors). Based on the almost $900 repair I paid prior to the extended warranty, I guess it's the entire unit.
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So ford covered it under warranty. I’m not sure what they replaced but I will get the report and report back.
update:
ford replaced reductant heater and sender assembly
update:
ford replaced reductant heater and sender assembly
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CSP 18m01 I believe. That’s the one I told them and then they said it was under warranty after they diagnosed it
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@CFAutoTransport , thanks! I actually did find that earlier, but my 2014 F250 doesn't show covered. What year and model is yours?
https://ford.oemdtc.com/3768/custome...d-f-super-duty
SUBJECT: Customer Satisfaction Program 18M01
Certain 2011-2012 Model Year - and 2013-2015 - equipped with a Reductant and Sender Assembly Repair
https://ford.oemdtc.com/3768/custome...d-f-super-duty
SUBJECT: Customer Satisfaction Program 18M01
Certain 2011-2012 Model Year - and 2013-2015 - equipped with a Reductant and Sender Assembly Repair
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