Engine Coolant

causym CAUTION: Danger of scalding! Remove radiator filler cap only when coolant temperature is below boiling point (wait a few minutes). Then loosen cap slightly to the stop to relieve pressure before removing cap.

7200, 7300 up to SN 508099

Coolant level is monitored by sending unit (A) located in radiator expansion tank.

As soon as coolant level is more than 60 mm (2.7 in.) below upper edge of header tank, indicator light will glow and the buzzer will sound.

Always shut off engine before adding coolant.

Remove radiator cap. Coolant level must be up to the lower edge of filler neck.

7300 (From SN 508100), 7400 - 7800

Coolant level is monitored by sending unit (A) located in a separate expansion tank (capacity: 8.7 L; 2.3 U.S.gal).

As soon as coolant level is more than 90 mm (3.54 in.) below upper edge of expansion tank, indicator light will glow and the buzzer will sound.

Always shut off engine before adding coolant.

Remove expansion tank cap. Coolant level must be up to the lower edge of filler neck.


A-Sending Unit

ZX1030882

7200, 7300 up to SN 508099

ZX1030883

7200, 7300 up to SN 508099

ZX1030884

7300, 7400, 7500, 7700 and 7800

ZX1036019

7300, 7400, 7500, 7700 and 7800

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Check Condition of Coolant

IMPORTANT: Regardless of the season, use only John Deere COOL-GARD ™ in the cooling system. Drain cooling system and refill with fresh coolant every 2 years.

Check condition of coolant mixture before the winter season. Coolant should protect engine against frost down to -36°C (-35°F).

Never use any cooling system sealing additives.

COOL-GARD is a trademark of Deere & Company.

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