Perform Break-In Services
To confirm which engine your tractor is equipped
with, see Engine Serial Number in Identification Numbers section of
this Operator's Manual.
Special "break-in" engine oils (including John Deere
Break-In or Break-In
Plus Oil) are not recommended for new or rebuilt 15 L engines.
Use the same lubricating oil that will be used during normal operation.
See Diesel Engine Oil in Engine Oil section of this Operator's
Manual. Maximum service interval is the same as service interval recommended
for your engine listed in Engine Oil and Filter Service Intervals
for your engine. For subsequent oil changes, see Engine Oil and Filter
Service Intervals Engine Oil section of this Operator's Manual.
Initial break-in service interval of a new or rebuilt
wet sleeve engine with John Deere™ Break-In Plus™ must last at least
100 hours to assure surface mating of rings and liners has had an
opportunity to occur. 100 hour minimum applies to all new or rebuilt John
Deere engines. Maximum service interval is the same as service interval
recommended for your engine listed in Engine Oil and Filter Service
Intervals for your engine. For subsequent oil changes, see Engine
Oil and Filter Service Intervals in Engine Oil section of this Operator's
Manual.
Performance problems and cab and component damage
may occur if correct exhaust tip is not installed. If correct tip
is not installed, see your John Deere dealer.

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Install exhaust tip (A) with outlet facing forward.
Engine is ready for normal operation. During first 100 hours
of operation:
- Operate engine at heavy loads without reaching sustained
maximum load
- Avoid idling engine longer than 5 minutes. If engine
will idle longer than 5 minutes, stop engine
- Closely observe coolant temperature during operation
- Check engine air intake system hoses and clamps. See Service
- Check Section of this Operator’s Manual.
- Check for fluid leaks
- Tighten drive and idler wheel-to-hub cap screws after
3 hours, after 10 hours and daily for first week of operation. See
Service - Tighten section of this Operator’s Manual.
- Follow tracks systems break-in procedures. See Perform
Track Systems Break-In in this section of this Operator’s Manual.
- Tractors equipped with 15 L engines will automatically
perform an initial engine regeneration after at least 4 hours of operation.
This procedure may have occurred prior to tractor delivery. If regeneration
begins, allow full completion of process. See Parked Exhaust Filter
Cleaning in Emissions Equipment section of this Operator's Manual.
Daily or 10 Hour Service
Perform normal daily or 10 hour services. See 10 Hour or Daily
Service in Service - Record Charts section of this Operator’s Manual.
For first 100 hours of tractor operation, also perform these
additional services daily or every 10 hours:
- Drain water separator. See Water Separator in Service
- Check section of this Operator’s Manual.
- Check coolant level. See Service - Check section of this
Operator’s Manual.
- Lubricate hitch (if equipped) components. See Service
- Lubricate section of this Operator’s Manual.
- Inspect track belts for any damage. See Perform Track
Systems Break-In in this section of this Operator’s Manual.
After service is performed, reset appropriate service interval
hours display to zero. See Service Intervals in CommandCenter™ section
of this Operator’s Manual.
After the break-in period, use John Deere Plus-50™ II or other
diesel engine oil as recommended in this manual.
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