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Service DEF System Light In A Car: Meaning, Why It Comes On And How To Reset. In this video tutorial I will show you how to reset car's service def system light.

The Service DEF System light indicates an issue with the DEF (Diesel Exhaust Fluid) system, which reduces harmful emissions in diesel engines.

The possible causes of this warning include:
● Low diesel exhaust fluid (DEF) levels.
● Overfilled DEF tank.
● Clogged DEF injector.

Here are the solutions:
Refill the DEF tank
If your vehicle runs low on DEF, refill it as soon as possible to prevent engine issues and damage to other components like the catalytic converter. To reset the DEF system light caused by low DEF:
● Make sure your vehicle is parked on level ground
● Locate your DEF tank. Refer to your vehicle's user manual if you need help finding it.
● Check the fluid's level using a dipstick or the DEF gauge if your car has one.
● If the DEF levels are low, carefully refill the tank with high-quality DEF to avoid spillage or contamination. Fill it slowly to avoid overfilling the tank. When you are done, make sure you replace the cap securely.
● Drive your vehicle for a few miles, and the warning should reset.
Drain the excess fluid.
Overfilling the DEF tank could cause leaks and spillages. It can also interfere with the sensor that measures the level of the DEF or deform the DEF tank. Damage to the tank will likely warrant a replacement, hence additional cost. If you filled your DEF tank past the required levels:
● Drain the excess DEF using a siphon. Collect the excess fluid and store it in a clean, well-sealed container for future use.
● Siphon the fluid till it gets to the recommended level.
● Finally, test-drive your car to confirm the warning has disappeared.

Clean the DEF injector.
Over time, debris can accumulate on the DEF injector, clogging it. To address this:
● Make sure your vehicle is securely parked.
● Locate the injector. Refer to your vehicle's user manual for help locating it.
● Next, disconnect the injector from the vehicle. Depending on its location, you might need to remove other components to reach the injector.
● Clean the injector using a solution the manufacturer recommends and follow the cleaning instructions.
● Reattach the injector before testing the vehicle and see if the warning goes away.
If the Service DEF System light persists after you've performed these troubleshooting steps, please contact a professional mechanic.

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