Water Temperature Sender Switch 3073787R1 for Case IH 584 585 884 884 Hydro
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Water Temperature Sender Switch for Case IH
This is a Water Temperature Sender Switch 3073787R1 for Case IH tractors, which senses engine coolant temperature for the dash gauge.
Overview
This Water Temperature Sender Switch 3073787R1 for Case IH is a direct replacement part that keeps engine temperature readings accurate under load. It is built for the specific Case IH models listed, providing a reliable signal to the temperature gauge so you can avoid overheating.
Built For Performance
- Engineered to match the electrical resistance curve of the original sender
- Sealed housing protects against moisture and vibration
- Compatible with OEM gauge systems on listed models
- Precise threading for a leak-free installation
- Constructed to withstand high under-hood temperatures
Fits These Machines
- for Case IH 584
- for Case IH 585
- for Case IH 884
- for Case IH 884 Hydro
On-The-Job Use
- Common for general farm chores like mowing and baling
- Works during transport and road travel between fields
- Reliable in continuous PTO operations such as cutting or shredding
- Suitable for loader work requiring heavy engine load
Specs At A Glance
| Part Number(s) | 3073787R1 |
| Type | Water Temperature Sender Switch |
| Compatible Models | Case IH 584, 585, 884, 884 Hydro |
Good To Know
Q: What happens if this sender fails? A: The temperature gauge may read incorrectly or stay at cold, which can hide an overheating issue, so replacing it restores accurate monitoring.
Q: Can I install this myself? A: Yes, it typically requires draining some coolant, removing the old sender, and threading this one into place using a wrench.
Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.