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DEF contamination

I have a Hyster H155FT with a Kubota 3.8L engine with a DEF system. The DEF system may have been contaminated. Test trips say no, but waiting on lab report. Does anyone know of a way to clean out the DEF system? everything I have heard is to replace everything and that is big bucks.
  • Posted 24 Aug 2018 05:42
  • By Forklift1
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  • New Jersey, United States
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I would say if you have no fault codes coming up you could simply flush the tank with water then refill. There are also filters that you may want to change.
  • Posted 29 Aug 2018 02:40
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  • By BREWSKI
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