RE48419 Air Intake Temperature Sensor for John Deere 9770 9650 9660 9750 9760
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RE48419 Air Intake Temperature Sensor for John Deere
This RE48419 Air Intake Temperature Sensor for John Deere is an electrical component that measures intake air temperature to help the engine control module adjust fuel injection for efficient combustion.
Overview
This RE48419 Air Intake Temperature Sensor for John Deere is a direct replacement for OEM part number RE48419. It detects the temperature of incoming air and sends this data to the engine computer to fine-tune air-fuel ratios. Designed for John Deere combine harvesters, this sensor supports reliable engine performance and reduced emissions.
Built For Performance
- OEM replacement for part number RE48419
- Fast-response thermistor for accurate temperature sensing
- Robust housing resists vibration and engine heat
- Plug-and-play design for hassle-free installation
- Ensures stable idle and smooth acceleration
Fits These Machines
- for John Deere 9770
- for John Deere 9650
- for John Deere 9660
- for John Deere 9750
- for John Deere 9760
On-The-Job Use
- Maintains optimal engine tuning during high-load combine operation
- Improves fuel efficiency by correcting injection timing
- Supports consistent performance in dusty field conditions
- Helps prevent overheating-related sensor errors
Specs At A Glance
| Part Number(s) | RE48419 |
| Type | Air Intake Temperature Sensor |
| Compatible Brands | John Deere |
Good To Know
Q: Is installation complicated? A: No, the sensor simply plugs into the existing harness and mounts in the intake duct, requiring basic hand tools for removal of the old unit.
Q: Can a faulty sensor affect engine power? A: Yes, incorrect temperature readings can cause poor fuel mixture, leading to reduced power and higher fuel consumption.
Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.