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SPN 4374: Aftertreatment DEF Pump

What SPN 4374 Is

SPN 4374 is the aftertreatment DEF pump. On Cummins lists it appears as Aftertreatment 1 DEF Pump 1 Motor Speed (FMI 2, 5, 20, 31). In the bay it shows up as no DEF pressure, failed quantity tests, and crystallization at the pump vents.

Reddit and shop tickets often log SPN 4374 FMI 0 with a 25% derate after a heavy pull. That is still a pump/supply problem until a flow test says otherwise — not an SCR brick.

Common FMI Combinations

FMIMeaningStart here
2Erratic motor speedFilter, aeration, failing pump
5Open circuitConnector, pump motor
0 / 20 / 31Speed/pressure out of range or condition existsOEM DEF pump flow test

Diagnostic Order

  1. Confirm DEF is present and not frozen. Empty or gelled fluid is not a pump.
  2. Service the pump filter / strainer. Crystals here are routine.
  3. Look at pump vents for wetness. A pump leaking from the vents is a pump, not a harness.
  4. Run the OEM volume/pressure test (Detroit 108–132 mL on many GHG procedures; Cummins INSITE DEF flow). Replace the pump only if the test fails with a known-good supply.

Companions: 3364 quality, dosing valve SPNs, then efficiency 4364. Hardware on our sessions: Nexiq USB-Link 3 and a rugged diagnostic laptop.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. The pump filter and tank-side crystals are common. A flow/pressure test in OEM software decides.
Low DEF pressure that kills dosing will take you to 4364 and 5246 if you keep driving.

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