John Deere Skid Steer 312-333 Reflash

Tier4B EGR/DPF and DEF Reflash

Engine Control Module and Aftertreatment Control Module have to be shipped to our location for bench flashing with a turnaround of the next day. Contact sales@reimertuning.com for more information. 

Applications: 

Rev up your John Deere skid steer with Reimer Tuning! If you're ready to delete the exhaust gas recirculation (EGR), diesel particulate filter (DPF), and diesel exhaust fluid (DEF) systems, we’ve got exactly what you need. Experience our lightning-fast turnaround time and easy-to-follow instructions that will have your John Deere skid steer back in action in no time. From models like the 331E to the 333G, we’ve got you covered. Say goodbye to unnecessary downtime and hello to peak performance. Contact Reimer Tuning today and unleash the full potential of your skid steer!

Shipping:
Shipping instructions are sent out via email once an order has been confirmed. This will give you all the Customs and shipping information you’ll need to ensure the shipping of your ECM or ACM goes smoothly.

In need of more power?
We also offer horsepower tuning with these reflashes. 10% horsepower is available for these John Deere’s! Whether you are running a bush hog in the summertime, and a snow blower in the winter, or even a mulch head, we will make sure your John Deere can keep up with your demands! 

How does this affect my fuel consumption?
This is a question that we get asked quite often. When it comes to horsepower increases, the best way to explain it is that we are making the engine more efficient. It produces more power, sooner. If you drive the equipment nicely, you will get up to speed faster, keeping the engine load lower - reducing overall load. If there is a situation where more power is needed, you’ll have the extra horsepower that you need! It really is the best of both worlds. 

What is an EGR System, and why remove them?
Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR) is a method that is used to control Nitrogen Oxides (NOx) emissions. The purpose of this system is to return a small portion of exhaust gases back into the combustion chamber through the intake manifold. Lowering combustion temperature, resulting in a reduction of NOx emissions. The issue with EGR systems is that the valve can stick open due to carbon deposits. A worst case scenario is that the EGR becomes completely blocked, this will result in poor fuel mileage and a loss of power. When this occurs, it results in engine warning lights and the equipment going into limp mode. At the moment, there is no blocker plate available for this application. 

What is DEF?
DEF, or diesel exhaust fluid is a liquid that is injected into the exhaust system. This part of the exhaust system is called the SCR, or the selective catalytic reduction. It is designed to remove nitrogen oxide emissions from the diesel engine. The issue with DEF is that because it is 67% water, it can freeze during the winter. This can crack the DEF tank and lead to other problems. Some manufacturers use DEF as their main, or only, source of emissions control. This can result in high costs, ensuring that the DEF is always full. The catalyst that is used for the DEF is not as restrictive compared to the diesel particulate filter. This means that it can stay in place, even after a reflash has taken place. We recommend that you rinse out the DEF system with water after the fluid has been drained. DEF if left alone for a long period of time can crystalize. That is why it is best to make sure everything is clean!

Emissions tuning is for off-road use only. Please consult your Provincial or State legislation, as this product may not be street legal. Removal of emissions systems cannot be performed on vehicles that are registered for highway use. It is up to the Consumer to know and understand their local legislation prior to purchasing. 

Reimer Tuning is proud to be owned and operated in Canada! We have been around since 2014, and we are excited to work with you! Please feel free to reach out to sales@reimertuning.com if you have any questions.