Product Overview

This is a professional-grade, remanufactured common rail fuel injector, part number 095000-5490, engineered for John Deere diesel engines. As a leading supplier in the heavy machinery aftermarket, we provide reliable, high-performance components with direct global shipping to major industrial markets including North America, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia-Pacific. This injector is a critical replacement part designed to restore optimal fuel delivery and engine performance.

Key Features & Benefits

• Precision Remanufacturing: Each unit undergoes a complete overhaul process, including cleaning, testing, and replacement of all wear components to meet or exceed original performance specifications.
• High-Quality Material: Constructed with durable stainless steel components for excellent corrosion resistance and long-term reliability under high-pressure conditions.
• Guaranteed Fit & Function: Direct OEM replacement ensures perfect compatibility with specified John Deere 6068 engine models, eliminating installation guesswork.
• Enhanced Engine Performance: Restores precise fuel atomization for improved combustion efficiency, power output, and reduced emissions.
• Cost-Effective Solution: Offers the reliability of a new OEM part at a significantly lower cost, providing exceptional value for fleet maintenance and repair operations.

Technical Specifications

OEM Cross-Reference

This injector is a direct replacement for the following OEM part numbers:

• John Deere: 095000-5490, 0950005490

Note: Always verify part number compatibility with your specific engine serial number before purchase.

Compatibility

This common rail injector is designed for use with John Deere 6068 series diesel engines. These engines are commonly found in a range of John Deere industrial and construction equipment, including certain models of excavators, loaders, and generators. It is crucial to confirm the engine model and serial number to ensure correct application.

Global Supply & Distribution

We specialize in the international export of heavy equipment engine parts. Our logistics network ensures efficient shipping to key global markets:

• Major Markets Served: North America (USA, Canada), European Union, United Kingdom, Australia, Southeast Asia, Middle East, and South America.
• Fast Delivery: We expedite shipments to major ports and industrial hubs worldwide, including Rotterdam, Los Angeles, Singapore, Dubai, and Sydney.
• Export Expertise: All documentation (Commercial Invoice, Packing List, Certificate of Origin) is provided professionally. Products are packed securely in neutral export cartons for smooth customs clearance and international trade compliance.

Quality Assurance

Every injector is backed by our commitment to quality and customer satisfaction.

• Rigorous Testing: Each remanufactured injector is tested on advanced benches to verify flow rate, spray pattern, and leak-down performance, ensuring it meets strict operational standards.
• Warranty: This product is covered by a 3-month warranty from the date of delivery against manufacturing defects.
• Professional Service: Our technical support team is available to assist with pre-purchase compatibility checks and post-sale installation guidance.

FAQ

Q1: Is this injector a direct “plug-and-play” replacement for my John Deere engine?
A1: Yes. The injector part number 095000-5490 is manufactured to the exact OEM specifications for the John Deere 6068 engine. It is designed as a direct replacement, requiring no modifications for proper fitment and operation.

Q2: What does “remanufactured” mean, and how does it differ from “new” or “used”?
A2: Remanufactured means a used core has been completely disassembled, cleaned, inspected, and rebuilt with new wear components (seals, nozzles, etc.) to restore it to like-new performance. It offers reliability comparable to a new OEM part at a lower cost, unlike a simple “used” part which is sold as-is.

Q3: Do you recommend replacing all injectors at once, or can I replace just one?
A3: For optimal engine balance and performance, it is generally recommended to replace injectors in sets, especially if the engine has high hours or the failed injector has caused contamination. Replacing a single faulty injector is possible, but performance matching with older units may not be ideal. Consult your service manual or a qualified technician for the best advice for your specific situation.