Temperature Sensor RE522823 for John Deere 9370R 9540 9560 9580 9660 9670
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Temperature Sensor for John Deere
The Temperature Sensor RE522823 is a direct replacement coolant temperature sensor designed for select John Deere agricultural tractors and combines. This sensor monitors engine coolant temperature and sends signals to the control unit, ensuring proper engine management and preventing overheating.
Overview
This temperature sensor is a reliable replacement component for John Deere machines, matching OEM part number RE522823. It provides accurate temperature readings to optimize fuel delivery and cooling system operation. This sensor is built to withstand harsh farming conditions and deliver consistent performance.
Built For Performance
- Direct replacement for OEM RE522823
- Corrosion-resistant housing for long-term durability
- Accurate temperature response across a wide range
- Sealed electrical connector to resist moisture and dirt
- Precision-threaded fitting for easy installation
Fits These Machines
- for John Deere 9370R
- for John Deere 9540
- for John Deere 9560
- for John Deere 9580
- for John Deere 9660
- for John Deere 9670
On-The-Job Use
- Field operations requiring reliable engine temperature monitoring
- Harvesting with combines under heavy load
- General tractor maintenance and cooling system repair
Specs At A Glance
| Part Number(s) | RE522823 |
| Compatible Brand | For John Deere |
| Sensor Type | Engine coolant temperature |
Good To Know
Q: What are common symptoms of a failing temperature sensor? A: Erratic temperature gauge readings, poor fuel economy, or the engine running hot can indicate a faulty sensor. Replacing it restores accurate temperature feedback.
Q: Is installation straightforward? A: Yes, the sensor typically threads into the engine block or thermostat housing. Drain some coolant before removal and ensure the threads are clean for a proper seal.
Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.