Cummins fault code13984 · HVESP1 Operational Status
HVESP1 Operational Status - Data Not Rational - Drifted High
13984 Cummins fault code as shown in INSITE / CaltermSPN11089 · HVESP1 Operational StatusFMI20 Data drifted highOBD codenone (J1939 only)LampRed STOP lampCummins textHVESP1 Operational Status - Data Not Rational - Drifted HighFailure modeData Not Rational - Drifted HighWhat Cummins code 13984 means
The reading for HVESP1 Operational Status has slowly drifted upwards compared with what the ECM expects from other sensors. Classic ageing-sensor behaviour, or a slow leak / restriction the sensor is picking up.
It turns on the red STOP ENGINE lamp. Cummins classes this as a fault that can damage the engine or aftertreatment if ignored: stop as soon as it is safe to do so. Many calibrations also apply an engine-protection derate while the fault is active.
On a generic J1939 scan tool, or on the dash of a Freightliner, Kenworth, Peterbilt, International or Volvo chassis, the same fault is shown as SPN 11089 FMI 20 rather than as Cummins code 13984. Cummins INSITE and Calterm show the Cummins number, the SPN / FMI pair and the lamp together.
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Find your ECFG →Other Cummins codes on SPN 11089 HVESP1 Operational Status
24 other fault codes share this SPN; each one is a different failure mode (FMI) of the same component.
Related Cummins fault codes
J1939 failure mode identifiers (FMI)
FMI 20 is highlighted. The FMI is the second half of every J1939 fault and tells you how the component failed; the SPN tells you which component.
| FMI | Meaning (SAE J1939-73) |
|---|---|
| 0 | Data valid but above normal operational range - most severe level |
| 1 | Data valid but below normal operational range - most severe level |
| 2 | Data erratic, intermittent or incorrect |
| 3 | Voltage above normal, or shorted to high source |
| 4 | Voltage below normal, or shorted to low source |
| 5 | Current below normal or open circuit |
| 6 | Current above normal or grounded circuit |
| 7 | Mechanical system not responding or out of adjustment |
| 8 | Abnormal frequency, pulse width or period |
| 9 | Abnormal update rate |
| 10 | Abnormal rate of change |
| 11 | Root cause not known |
| 12 | Bad intelligent device or component |
| 13 | Out of calibration |
| 14 | Special instructions |
| 15 | Data valid but above normal operating range - least severe level |
| 16 | Data valid but above normal operating range - moderately severe level |
| 17 | Data valid but below normal operating range - least severe level |
| 18 | Data valid but below normal operating range - moderately severe level |
| 19 | Received network data in error |
| 20 | Data drifted high |
| 21 | Data drifted low |
| 22 | Reserved for SAE assignment |
| 23 | Reserved for SAE assignment |
| 24 | Reserved for SAE assignment |
| 25 | Reserved for SAE assignment |
| 26 | Reserved for SAE assignment |
| 27 | Reserved for SAE assignment |
| 28 | Reserved for SAE assignment |
| 29 | Reserved for SAE assignment |
| 30 | Reserved for SAE assignment |
| 31 | Condition exists |
Questions about code 13984
What does Cummins fault code 13984 mean?
Cummins 13984 is "HVESP1 Operational Status - Data Not Rational - Drifted High". It maps to SPN 11089 FMI 20. The reading for HVESP1 Operational Status has slowly drifted upwards compared with what the ECM expects from other sensors. Classic ageing-sensor behaviour, or a slow leak / restriction the sensor is picking up.
Which lamp does fault code 13984 turn on?
Red STOP lamp: It turns on the red STOP ENGINE lamp. Cummins classes this as a fault that can damage the engine or aftertreatment if ignored: stop as soon as it is safe to do so. Many calibrations also apply an engine-protection derate while the fault is active.
How do I clear or permanently delete Cummins code 13984?
An active code goes inactive on its own once the condition is gone; the inactive record stays in the ECM fault history until it is cleared with Cummins INSITE (or a J1939 tool that supports the DM3 / DM11 clear). If the code keeps coming back because the part is gone, disconnected or not worth repairing, the lasting fix is to disable fault 13984 in the calibration: upload your .xcal to the ECFG Superstore file service, custom DTC delete from $150 (up to 30 codes), full DPF / EGR / SCR delete $500, and flash the returned file with Calterm or INSITE.
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