DPF fluid level error

Ducatimatrix · Apr 25th, 2019, 06:41

Hi there, the Danish Forum is unable to help me, so hoping all you smart overseas people might be able to do so

Volvo V50, 2.0D from 2008 (the PSA engine with separate Diesel Particle Fluid tank for the filter)

I got the fault
- ADM-0004 Additive, tank level Level too low
and of course
- ADM-0005 Additive, tank level Level low

This causing a
- ECM-2584 Additive dosing module (ADM) Faulty signal

I added new DPF fluid, but the fault remains. I used VIDA to reset the fault, even had the battery disconnected for a long time. The fluid have been in the tank for a few months now and I tried some light knock/push on the tank hoping the the level sensor was stuck - all without any success.

It seems like the level sensor is a part of the small DPF tank, so do I need a new tank or any other suggestions?

mattievrs · Apr 25th, 2019, 09:21

Have you checked in Vida to make sure the counter has been reset and the level is reset? I’d a physical readout on Vida to say the tank is 100% full.

Ducatimatrix · Jun 6th, 2019, 13:24

Success

Went in and pressed the button to reset the Tank Level - and ta-da... Now it knows the tank is full - error now gone

Apr 25th, 2019, 06:41	#1
Ducatimatrix New Member Last Online: Mar 8th, 2024 23:16 Join Date: Jun 2015 Location: Horsens	DPF fluid level error Hi there, the Danish Forum is unable to help me, so hoping all you smart overseas people might be able to do so Volvo V50, 2.0D from 2008 (the PSA engine with separate Diesel Particle Fluid tank for the filter) I got the fault - ADM-0004 Additive, tank level Level too low and of course - ADM-0005 Additive, tank level Level low This causing a - ECM-2584 Additive dosing module (ADM) Faulty signal I added new DPF fluid, but the fault remains. I used VIDA to reset the fault, even had the battery disconnected for a long time. The fluid have been in the tank for a few months now and I tried some light knock/push on the tank hoping the the level sensor was stuck - all without any success. It seems like the level sensor is a part of the small DPF tank, so do I need a new tank or any other suggestions?

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Apr 25th, 2019, 09:21	#2
mattievrs Master Member Last Online: Sep 3rd, 2020 12:03 Join Date: Mar 2013 Location: Leicester	Have you checked in Vida to make sure the counter has been reset and the level is reset? I’d a physical readout on Vida to say the tank is 100% full.

Jun 6th, 2019, 13:24	#3
Ducatimatrix New Member Last Online: Mar 8th, 2024 23:16 Join Date: Jun 2015 Location: Horsens	Success Went in and pressed the button to reset the Tank Level - and ta-da... Now it knows the tank is full - error now gone

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