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Barometric Pressure Sensor Erratic

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Can I Drive?
Yes, But Fix Soon
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Estimated Cost
$200-$900

What does DD-108-2 mean?

The DD-108-2 (Detroit Diesel DD Series) diesel fault code means: Barometric Pressure Sensor Erratic. This is a minor severity code.

Common Symptoms

  • Check Engine Light / Amber Warning Lamp illuminated
  • Small power deficit at altitude

Probable Causes (Ranked by Likelihood)

  • Failed baro sensor (inside ECM on DD15) Likely
  • Harness fault Possible

Step-by-Step Diagnostic Procedure

  1. Read baro reading via DDDL — should match altitude.

  2. On DD15, baro is internal to the MCM — replace MCM if isolated.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Detroit Diesel fault code DD-108-2?

Detroit Diesel fault DD-108-2 (SPN 108 FMI 2) indicates: Barometric Pressure Sensor Erratic. It is a minor-severity fault and is commonly seen on DD13/DD15/DD16 engines in Freightliner and Western Star chassis.

Can I drive my Freightliner or Western Star with fault DD-108-2?

It depends on severity. Critical and serious faults trigger derate or engine shutdown — do not continue driving. Moderate faults usually allow continued operation short-term but schedule repair to prevent cascading aftertreatment damage.

How much does it cost to fix Detroit Diesel fault DD-108-2?

Typical repair cost is $200-$900. Sensor/harness fixes fall at the low end; turbo actuator, injector, aftertreatment component, or head gasket repairs fall at the high end. Detroit DDDL software and sometimes factory parameter reset are required for proper reset.

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