E521007.14

Massey Ferguson E521007.14 – Engine ECU: DEF Pressure Issue (ECU)

Issue description

The Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) system is unable to build or stabilize the correct Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF / AdBlue) pressure because either the DEF pressure line or the dosing valve (injector) is physically blocked, often by crystallized DEF fluid or debris.

Applies to these machines

  • 7616
  • 5612
  • 7622
  • Interim Tier 4 (2012-2015)
  • 7614
  • 5611
  • 7615
  • 5610
  • 5613
  • 7620
  • 5609
  • 7618
  • 5608
  • 7619
  • 7626
  • 7624
  • MF 4707
  • MF 4708
  • MF 4709
  • MF 4710
  • MF 5608
  • MF 5609
  • MF 5610
  • MF 5611
  • MF 5612
  • MF 5613
  • MF 5710 SL
  • MF 5711 SL
  • MF 5712 SL
  • MF 5713 SL
  • MF 7614
  • MF 7615
  • MF 7616
  • MF 7618
  • MF 7619
  • MF 7620
  • MF 7622
  • MF 7624
  • MF 7626
  • MF 7714
  • MF 7715
  • MF 7716
  • MF 7716S
  • MF 7718
  • MF 7718S
  • MF 7719
  • MF 7720
  • MF 7720S
  • MF 7722
  • MF 7722S
  • MF 7724
  • MF 7724S
  • MF 7726
  • MF 7726S

Check the cause

  1. Check the DEF tank for contamination (dirt, diesel, or water) and ensure the tank cap and breather are not blocked, which can cause a vacuum.

  2. Inspect the heated DEF supply and return lines for kinks, rub points, or damaged O-rings at the quick connectors.

  3. Check the DEF pump/supply module filter and strainer for clogs that restrict flow.

  4. Remove the DEF dosing valve from the exhaust and inspect the nozzle and the exhaust port for heavy white urea crystallization.

Repair steps

  1. Clean the Area

    Thoroughly clean the area around the DEF dosing module and exhaust pipe to prevent dirt from entering the SCR system.

  2. Disconnect Lines

    Carefully disconnect the electrical harness and the DEF supply line from the dosing valve.

  3. Clean Crystallization

    If crystallized DEF or AdBlue™ is present on the conduit fittings, you must thoroughly clean the DEF lines with warm water before reinstalling or installing new parts.

  4. Remove the Dosing Valve

    Unbolt the mounting hardware securing the dosing valve to the exhaust housing.

  5. Clear the Port

    Clean out any crystallized urea buildup inside the exhaust mounting port.

  6. Install New/Cleaned Valve

    Place the new (or ultrasonically cleaned) dosing module into its housing. Secure the mounting hardware.

  7. Reconnect

    Reconnect the DEF supply line (ensuring O-rings are intact) and plug in the electrical harness.

  8. Filter Replacement

    It is highly recommended to replace the DEF pump filter at this time to ensure unrestricted flow.

  9. Clear Codes & Test

    Use a diagnostic tool to clear the E521007.14 code. Run a forced regeneration or DEF system pressure test to verify the pump builds pressure and the injector sprays correctly without leaks.

Parts you might need

(10)
  • DEF Dosing Valve / Injector Module

    V837072107

    Primary injector module for AGCO Sisu engines on 5600, 5700, 7600, and 7700 series.

  • DEF Dosing Valve / Injector Module

    V837074845
  • DEF Dosing Valve / Injector Module

    V837073772
  • DEF Dosing Valve / Injector Module

    0444023011

    Bosch OEM Part Number

  • DEF Supply Pump Module

    V837073770
  • DEF Supply Pump Module

    PU140MP
  • DEF Filter / Service Kit

    V837079423
  • DEF Filter / Service Kit

    ACP0594170

    Replaces V837091530, V837079723

  • DEF Filter / Service Kit

    V837091530

    Replaced by ACP0594170

  • DEF Filter / Service Kit

    V837079723

    Replaced by ACP0594170

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