Check Coolant Level

RXA0141758
RXA0141758-UN-30MAY14

RXA0141827
RXA0141827-UN-30MAY14

De-aeration Tank 9.0 and 13.5 L Engines

RXA0143415
RXA0143415-UN-14JUL14

De-aeration Tanks 15 L Engine (Left Side Shown)

A - Hood Release

B - De-aeration Tank Cap

C - Max Cold Line

D - Min Cold Line

E - Radiator Pressure Cap

F - Rear Coolant Tank

Coolant level is monitored electrically. When coolant is low a diagnostic trouble code will appear on the CommandCenter™.

  1. Pull hood release (A) and raise hood.

  2. Check coolant level on side of de-aeration tank. Level should be at or above Min Cold line (D). If level is low, before adding coolant check for any signs of leakage. Repair if necessary.

    IMPORTANT: Do not open de-aeration tank cap (B) when engine is warm. Doing so will add air to coolant system.

    NOTE: If coolant level is low, but there is no sign of an external leak, there may be an internal coolant leak. Contact your John Deere™ dealer.

  3. NOTE: 15 L engine, fill rear coolant tank (F) through de-aeration tank cap (B).

    Radiator pressure cap (E) controls pressure in coolant tanks and for water pump.

    Wait until engine is cool. Remove de-aeration tank cap (B) and add coolant as specified in Fuel, Lubricants and Coolant section of this Operator’s Manual. Do not fill above Max. cold line (C). Reinstall de-aeration tank cap.

  4. Lower and secure hood.


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