T1382A

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Public Details for: T1382A

This temporary repair practice addresses fault code 3568 occurances on engines in all peterbilt and kenworth vehicles with a particular exhaust/aftertreatment configuration. This action will mitigate failures caused by urea crystallization


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ISX12/15 CM2350 DEF Line Re-routing for FC 3568
TRP Number
T1382
Revision Level
A
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Date
23-MAY-2014
Expiration Date (U.S. and Canada)
31-OCT-2014
Engine Family
Fuel System
Group Number
Expiration Date (International)
31-OCT-2014
Plant
Build Date
From
To
ISX, QSX15ISX15
ISX11.9
Temporary Repair Practice
ISX12/15 CM2350 DEF Line Re-routing for FC 3568
Attention
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U.S / Canadian Distr./Branches and Div. Offices
U.S / Canadian Dealers
This is to revise and replace TRP 1382, dated 16-Jul-2013. This revision is to:
1. Extend the expiration date to 31-Oct-2014, and
2. Add Part Numbers 286633700 and 288021500 as optional, and
3. Clarify SRT 99-902.
If additional information is required, contact your Cummins Warranty Operations Group
Leader.
Description
This TRP is being issued to address ISX12/ISX15 CM2350 Fault Code 3568 occurrences on
all Paccar (Peterbilt and Kenworth) vehicles with a particular exhaust/aftertreatment
configuration (see Attachment B for more details). This action will mitigate failures caused by
urea crystallization inside the diesel exhaust fluid (DEF) dosing valve. By adding a negative
slope to the DEF input line in the direction of the valve, the DEF is able to dissolve the
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crystallization, thereby freeing the valve prior to dosing.
Action
In order to qualify for repair under this field action, an engine:
1. will be covered In the Base Engine Warranty period, and
2. must be on the attached ESN list.
After verifying that the engine meets the above requirements, perform the following actions:
1. Please refer to Attachment B.
Material Disposition
Materials removed as a result of this field action must be scrapped.
Reimbursements
Parts
NOTE: Rail Clip and L Bracket can be purchased from a local Peterbilt or Kenworth
dealer. The cost for these non-Cummins parts is not to exceed $25.00. Two gasket part
numbers are listed, however both are NOT needed. After determining which of the
gasket part numbers is necessary, a quantity of 2 of that gasket part number may be
claimed.
The following parts are covered under this field action:
Part Number
Quantity
Description
09-020-016A
2
RAIL CLIP
286633700
2
GSK,AFM - OPTIONAL
288021500
2
GSK,AFM - OPTIONAL
K028-2489-17
1
REALIGNMENT BRACKET
TIE
4
ZIP TIES
NOTE: SRTs to gain access that are required to complete the repair, that are sufficiently
explained in the claim narrative, may also be claimed on this action.
NOTE: SRT 99-902 is being provided to cover all labor associated with routing the DEF
and coolant lines according to the TRP procedure. This SRT can be claimed with up to a
quantity of 5 or .5 hours.
Labor using applicable Access Code and Time:
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SRT Code
00-90X
11-056
99-902
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Description
Administrative time
Aftertreatment Decomposition Tube - Remove and Install
DEF LINE RE-ROUTE (QTY - 5)
Time (hrs)
.5
Travel
Travel is not covered under this field action. Towing is not covered under this field action.
Other Claimables
Consumables are covered under this field action.
Claim Instructions
For Cummins Dealers, claims for this TRP must be filed via RAPIDSERVE™ Web
(rsw.cummins.com). For information regarding RAPIDSERVE™ Web, please reference the
"Warranty" tab in QuickServe Online. If there are additional questions, please contact your
local Cummins Distributor.
Claim Codes
Description
Account Code:
Pay Code:
Pay Code:
Pay Code:
Failure Code:
Code
65
Distributor = X
Dealer = D
International = I
WUSDVT
Attachments
Click here to see t1382_esn-list.xls
Click here to see t1382_def_hose_re-route_procedure-attach-b.pdf
Last Modified: 23-May-2014
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Reroute DEF doser hoses
Applies to vehicles with “Crossover” Exhaust configurations
Crossover style exhaust refers to an arrangement of the DPF and the SCR which are mounted on frame rail
brackets. The DPF and SCR are mounted just below the frame rail. The interconnecting piping routes the exhaust
stream from the DPF, over the driveline through the DEF doser and into the SCR. The DEF doser (decomp tube) is
mounted in between the frame rails.
Figure 1 Crossover exhaust (frame rails not shown)
Step 1.
Read this guideline
Step 2.
Proceed to the vehicle. Resolve any Non-emissions related pending codes that are on the truck.
Step 3.
Unfasten the DEF injector hose, upper and lower coolant hose from any brackets and other harnesses
Step 4.
Loosen the Marmon clamps on each side of the DEF doser (decomp tube) (do not remove)
Step 5.
Install standoff bracket and frame clips (DEF Injector hose page 4)
Step 6.
Secure hoses in proper routing (DEF Injector hose 4 and Coolant hoses page 5)
Step 7.
Rotate DEF doser (decomp tube) if required (DEF doser orientation page 6)
Step 8.
Tighten Marmon clamps on DEF doser (decomp tube).
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DEF doser hose identification:
Figure 2 Hose identification
1 (Green)
Lower coolant hose
2 (red)
DEF injector hose
3 (gray)
DEF injector harness
4 (blue)
Upper coolant hose
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DEF hose field installed bracket identification:
Figure 3 bracket identification
5
Standoff bracket (see reference)
6
Frame clips
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DEF Injector hose
Figure 4 DEF injector hose angle
(decomp tube)
Figure 5 DEF injector hose route
DEF injector hose
1.
2.
3.
4.
Maintain a 10 degree upward slope from the horizontal
Maintain a continuous downward slope to the doser injector of at least 18”
Tie strap DEF doser injector hose to top of the standoff bracket with the upper coolant hose
Tie to frame clips, make sure that the forward frame clip is pointing up and the rear clip is pointing down.
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Coolant hoses
Figure 6 Separate coolant hoses
Upper coolant hose
1. Route this hose vertically up from the injector as much as possible.
2. Maintain at least 35 degrees upward slope from horizontal
3. Maintain a minimum of 10” of hose rising before routing in a different direction.
4. Tie strap this to the upper portion of the standoff bracket to ensure good separation from the lower
coolant hose.
Lower coolant hose
1. Route this hose horizontal or pointing down.
2. Maintain a minimum of 10” of hose horizontal or pointing down before routing in a different direction.
3. Tie strap this to the frame bracket (not the standoff bracket) to ensure good separation from the upper
coolant hose.
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DEF doser orientation
The DEF doser injector may be rotated to help position the hoses.
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•
•
Optimum position is 80 degrees from vertical, or 10 degrees from horizontal.
It should not point up less than 45 degrees of vertical.
Do not point the injector horizontal or facing down.
Figure 7 Rotate DEF doser
Figure 8 DEF doser position specification
1
DEF doser injector orientation
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Reference: Standoff bracket dimensions (K028-2491-1)
The important dimension to maintain is the 41.5 mm between the lower and the upper hole. This distance
provides the proper separation from the upper and lower coolant hose to the DEF injector.


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