Case IH 19156 (DTC 335A) - ECU – Engine ECU: DEF/AdBlue supply module pump motor severe speed deviation
Issue description
The control module monitors the reductant pump motor speed. If the difference between the commanded pump speed and the actual monitored pump speed exceeds a specific threshold (e.g., 300 rpm), this DTC is set. This typically indicates that the pump is overspeeding, failing to deliver fluid properly, or cavitating due to drawing air. When this code triggers, the Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) system will shut down, and the engine will eventually enter a derated power mode.
Applies to these machines
14 machines- MAXXUM T4E
- 240 Series Axial-Flow (7240, 8240, 9240)
- 140 Series
- 5130
- 6130
- 7130
- Steiger (350, 400, 450 SCR, 500, 550, 600)
- Magnum 235-340 (Series 4)
- Maxxum
- Puma
- Farmall
- Patriot (4430)
- Titan
- Farmlift
Check the cause
Check the DEF supply module wiring for defects. Look for high resistance in the VPWR (power) circuit, high resistance in the GND (ground) circuit, or a short to ground.
Inspect the DEF suction tubes and lines. A crack in the suction tube (even at the very top of the tank) can cause the pump to draw air instead of fluid, leading to a loss of prime and severe pump overspeed.
Inspect the surrounding area of the pump housing for dried white urea crust and dust, which can indicate a leak or contamination.
Repair steps
Clear Codes
Clear the active codes and cycle the key to see if the fault returns immediately.
Verify Wiring
If the wiring harness and connectors are damaged or loose, repair them. If the fault is not active with a replacement/test ECU, the original ECU may be defective (though rare).
Replace the DEF Supply Module
If the wiring is intact, no air leaks are found in the suction lines, and the code persists, the reductant pump assembly (DEF supply module) is internally damaged and must be replaced.
Prep for Replacement
Ensure the surrounding area is completely clean of dried urea crust before opening any caps or lines. If flushing the external housing face, use only clean distilled water to safeguard the internal high-pressure fluid loops.
Programming
Note that a new Bosch DEF supply module/dosing module will likely need to be programmed/calibrated to the vehicle's ECU after installation using a diagnostic scan tool.
Parts you might need
(8)DEF Supply Module
84246892Standard OEM replacement
DEF Supply Module
84246892RRemanufactured
DEF Supply Module
47565934Alternate/superseded CNH part number
DEF Supply Module
5802513621Alternate/superseded CNH part number
DEF Supply Module
84349041Alternate/superseded CNH part number
DEF Supply Module
0444042210Bosch part number
DEF Supply Module
0444042088Bosch part number
DEF Supply Module
0444042146Bosch part number
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