Def tank fix

[68 dart]

Hi I just found out there’s a company in Canada that fixes def sending units
You send them the tank and they will fix it and send back
Two day turnaround so they say
Xemodex in Ontario Canada
799.00 Canadian including shipping

 

[Kazimodo]

True if your DEF tank problem is the level sensor ,
usually gives code : P203E – “reductant level sensor circuit intermittent/erratic”
they don't fix the DEF quality sensor ( 2016 and newer ) ,
they don't fix heating element .

what they wrote on their site :

(( they also fix VIN specific ABS modules for our Ecodiesels ))

"" What you need to know (please read before ordering ""

- This is a Repair Service of your existing tank. You will need to remove and
send your tank to us for repair using the shipping labels provided to you.

The order will be processed during our regular business
hours (Mon-Fri 8:30 – 5:00 EST). After processing your order,
we will email shipping labels and shipping instructions.
If you do not see shipping labels within 1 hour of submitting your order
(during business hours) please first check your junk/spam folders.
If you still do not see the labels, please contact us at 1-888-712-2525

Features: Quick Turnaround: Your module will be tested, repaired,
tested again, and sent back to you in two days (unless otherwise noted).

Quality Tested: All modules undergo rigorous tests on our specialized
custom-built CAN-bus driven test bed. All functions, DTCs are checked
and verified for proper operation.

**** DEF repair details ***
Our DEF tank repair service is limited to resolving problems with
fluid level sensor in the active tank. We do not repair heating
element related issues.

Our repair service includes installation of upgraded level sensor.
The new sensor is fully encapsulated in epoxy and is fully liquid proofed.

Since we are installing a new level sensor, the DEF system will have to
be re-calibrated once the tank is mounted back in the car.
This is done using diagnostic scan tool like Autel.

 

[68 dart]

True if your DEF tank problem is the level sensor ,
usually gives code : P203E – “reductant level sensor circuit intermittent/erratic”
they don't fix the DEF quality sensor ( 2016 and newer ) ,
they don't fix heating element .

what they wrote on their site :

(( they also fix VIN specific ABS modules for our Ecodiesels ))

"" What you need to know (please read before ordering ""

- This is a Repair Service of your existing tank. You will need to remove and
send your tank to us for repair using the shipping labels provided to you.

The order will be processed during our regular business
hours (Mon-Fri 8:30 – 5:00 EST). After processing your order,
we will email shipping labels and shipping instructions.
If you do not see shipping labels within 1 hour of submitting your order
(during business hours) please first check your junk/spam folders.
If you still do not see the labels, please contact us at 1-888-712-2525

Features: Quick Turnaround: Your module will be tested, repaired,
tested again, and sent back to you in two days (unless otherwise noted).

Quality Tested: All modules undergo rigorous tests on our specialized
custom-built CAN-bus driven test bed. All functions, DTCs are checked
and verified for proper operation.

**** DEF repair details ***
Our DEF tank repair service is limited to resolving problems with
fluid level sensor in the active tank. We do not repair heating
element related issues.

Our repair service includes installation of upgraded level sensor.
The new sensor is fully encapsulated in epoxy and is fully liquid proofed.

Since we are installing a new level sensor, the DEF system will have to
be re-calibrated once the tank is mounted back in the car.
This is done using diagnostic scan tool like Autel.

A new tank from my dealer comes with pump and wire harness is over 4000.00 Canadian

 

[Kazimodo]

Oh yeah , that is why economically a lot of guys get the small tune where you keep
all the rest of the emission stuff in place but have the option in the tune
to delete the DEF system , at same time your EGR stops feeding the intake manifold with soot .
Time to contact EOC or spend big $$$$ on a new DEF tank .