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27333 AR89564 AR88236 Fuel Injector Compatible With John Deere Loaders JD544 JD310 300B 301A 401B 401C 302 302A 450C 444C 410B Part Number: 27333 AR89564 AR88236 SE500822 SE501099 AR85618 AT18064T AT21760T AT25502 AT27612 AT30299 AT30296 AR73673 AR49877 AR49876 AR56290 AR56289 AR67765 AR73672 AR89817 Brand New Application: J ohn Deere Loaders JD544 JD310 300B 301A 401B 401C 302 302A 450C 444C 410B

When you notice your John Deere running rough, hard to start, or blowing black smoke, it's often a fuel injector that's given up the ghost. This isn't just about wasted diesel—a bad injector can cause engine knock, damage pistons, and turn a good tractor into an expensive paperweight. This replacement injector gets your engine back to delivering the smooth, clean power you need when there's work to do. What You're Getting Precision-engineered nozzle delivers the exact fuel spray pattern your engine was designed for High-pressure design handles the demands of John Deere fuel systems without failing under stress Quality internal components maintain accurate fuel metering even after thousands of injection cycles Resists sticking and coking problems that plague cheaper injectors in today's diesel fuels Direct replacement for original equipment—no modifications needed Built for Real Farm Work These John Deere tractors from the 1980s and 1990s are still the backbone of many farming operations. Whether you're running a 2650 for general farm work, putting a 3040 through heavy field operations, or using a smaller 2030 for chores around the place, clean fuel injection is critical for reliable performance. These tractors handle everything from loader work to heavy tillage, and they need consistent power delivery to get the job done right. Made to Last This injector is built to handle the temperature swings, vibration, and high-pressure demands that come with diesel farm engines. The precision manufacturing ensures proper fuel atomization that promotes complete combustion and maximum power from every drop of diesel. It's designed to work with modern low-sulfur diesel and biodiesel blends without the performance problems that can affect older-style injectors. Installation Notes This is typically a job for someone with fuel injection experience—improper installation can damage expensive engine components. Make sure to relieve fuel system pressure before starting and keep everything clean to prevent contamination. Replace your fuel filters at the same time since clean fuel helps your new injectors last longer. After installation, let the engine idle for a few minutes to purge any air and ensure smooth operation.