New member / injector

[Claud]

Dear All,

I am very new to forums and such so please be patient. I live on the Island of Moorea in French Polynesia and have recently just purchased a John Deere 955 for our permaculture garden project.

I was wondering if somebody could help me with the part number for a john Deere 955 injector, it seems a very elusive number.

Many thanks,

 

[Wagtail]

G'day Mate and welcome to TBN from Downunder.

This may assist: John Deere Parts Catalog

Enjoy the site.

 

[mddorange]

:welcome:
To the TBN forum Claud. Glad you joined and you came to the right place to get answers.

 

[Claud]

Thanks Wagtail,

I can see the injector part number but the pump looks different and I dont see 955 on the list. Im thinking this injector may be different to the 955 unit.

But thank you.

 

[Tractor Seabee]

Nice to have you on board. Gives us another insight to other parts of the world and their problems. Look up a JD dealer on the web and have them research it for you. Your writing sounds like you are US or British educated.

Ron

 

[oosik]

Welcome to TBN and the forum. Wow! One short statement and I had to look up two things. Permaculture is a most interest farming method and, by Jove, you truly are out there in the middle of the pond. I could see how parts availability would be somewhat of a concern.

 

[Claud]

Hi All,

We are pretty remote, parts, dealers and information is not easy to come by, plus anything shipped in is subject to between 30-57% customs duty. The tractor I purchased had been sitting in the jungle for 8 years, took a while just to get to it. After getting it home some tinkering +/- 4 hr's later the engine started, the injector plunges are seized so she revved up, luckily had anticipated for this and blocked the intake I have ordered rear tyres, and all the filters, will order new injectors and strip the injector pump this weekend.

Thanks for the interest, permaculture is the way forward nothing better than eating real food that you have grown

 

[TBN Support]

:welcome: Welcome to the forum!

I'm going to move this thread over to our John Deere section to see if we can get you some help.

 

[beenthere]

From jdparts, the injector nozzle part no. looks to be AM877675, on Amazon for $180 USD

Schematic looks like this.. hopefully will help you find what you need.

 

[Claud]

From jdparts, the injector nozzle part no. looks to be AM877675, on Amazon for $180 USD

Schematic looks like this.. hopefully will help you find what you need.

Thank you "beenthere" just what I was looking for

 

[mike48130]

Welcome.
So why do you think it's the injectors? These are usually re-buildable, at least in the states. I would take them apart and clean them before buying new ones. Jut keep track of how you took them apart. There are shims inside that set the open pressure, so you need to get those back in right. But worth looking at before you spend the money.

Take the injectors out and pull the lines. Take the lines and turn them so the face away from the engine and install the injectors and see what the spray patterns looks like. This will show you what the injectors and pump is doing.

 

[Claud]

From jdparts, the injector nozzle part no. looks to be AM877675, on Amazon for $180 USD

Schematic looks like this.. hopefully will help you find what you need.

Hi Again beenthere, do you perhaps have the part number for the seal that fits on the end of the injector?

Many thanks

 

[beenthere]

Claud
If you are referring to key # 41, then that seal part # shows as M801016

Also, you can find these parts by going into jdparts.com and putting in your model 955.
John Deere - Parts Catalog

Hope this helps.

 

[Tx Jim]

Injector is a little cheaper from JD dealer than Amazon. AM877675 F.I. NOZZLE ASSEMBLY ADD 163.75*USD

 

[Claud]

Injector is a little cheaper from JD dealer than Amazon. AM877675 F.I. NOZZLE ASSEMBLY ADD 163.75*USD

Thank you Beenthere & Jim, I appreciate the help and information. Found a new set of injectors from wengers at $125 each.

 

[thepumpguysc]

NORMALLY, you can get YOURS REBUILT for alittle over 1/2 that..at a fuel shop.
IF you were in the States, I know I could beat that.. but the shipping costs would probably eat any savings you would get.