Bränslefilterpackning
Bränslefilterpackning
Easily separate oil from water with our Fuel Water Separator Filter Assembly. Protect your Engine,Tractor. Buy now!
When your fuel filter bowl starts weeping diesel or you're getting air in your fuel system, nine times out of ten it's this little rubber seal that's gone bad. It might look insignificant, but this O-ring is what keeps your fuel clean and your engine running smooth. A dried-out or cracked seal lets air and contaminants into your fuel system—problems that can leave you stuck in the field when you need your tractor most. What You're Getting Precision-sized O-ring that creates an airtight seal on your fuel filter bowl Made from fuel-resistant rubber that won't crack or swell when exposed to diesel Direct replacement for the original factory seal—no modifications needed Small part that makes a big difference in fuel system performance Built for Real Farm Work This seal fits a wide range of John Deere tractors from the smaller 3000 and 5000 series utility tractors all the way up to the big 8000 series row-crop machines. Whether you're running a compact tractor for chores around the farm or pulling a 12-row planter, keeping clean fuel flowing to your engine is critical for reliable operation. Made to Last Farm tractors see temperature extremes, vibration, and constant exposure to fuel and chemicals. This O-ring is built to handle it all, maintaining its seal through hot summer days and cold winter mornings. The rubber compound resists hardening and cracking that can happen with cheaper seals. Good to Know Replace this seal anytime you change your fuel filter—it's cheap insurance against fuel system problems. Clean the bowl thoroughly before installing the new O-ring, and make sure it seats properly in the groove. A light coat of clean diesel fuel on the seal helps it slide into place without pinching.
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