John Deere Differential Pressure Sensor 4339559 / AT154530 – 450LC 490E 550LC 790ELC 992ELC
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Compatible Models
We do our best to list all compatible models. Although this may be the part you need, your exact model may not appear below.
| Make / Family | Applications |
|---|---|
| John Deere excavators | 450LC, 490E, 550LC, 790ELC, 992ELC |
Product Overview
The sensor is used to report a pressure difference within the machine/engine monitoring system. A failed or drifting sensor can create incorrect pressure warnings or diagnostic behavior even when the underlying mechanical system is operating normally.
Cross-reference data associates this sensor with John Deere 6101 / 10.1L engine-equipped excavator applications and several interchange numbers. Because pressure plumbing and electrical connectors are application-specific, confirm the original number rather than choosing only by excavator family.
Key Features & Performance
- Direct electrical pressure-sensing replacement for listed Deere applications
- Cross-referenced to both 4339559 and AT154530
- Useful when troubleshooting implausible differential-pressure readings or related warning circuits
Technical Details
- Component type: differential pressure pickup sensor
- Engine association: John Deere 6101 / 10.1L applications
- Equipment type: hydraulic excavator
Replaces Part Numbers
- 4339559
- AT154530
- 9101532
- 9102068
- 590332
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is this an engine oil-pressure sender?
A: No. This listing is for a differential pressure pickup/sensor used on the specified Deere excavator applications.
Q: Should I replace the sensor without checking hoses/ports?
A: No. Blocked or damaged pressure lines can cause incorrect readings and should be inspected during diagnosis.
Verify sensor number, connector and pressure-port arrangement before ordering.