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Water Pump for John Deere 4040 and 4230 Series Tractors

Original price was: $339.90.Current price is: $179.48.

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When your temperature gauge starts creeping up or you spot coolant puddles under your John Deere 4040 or 4230, don’t wait – a failing water pump can quickly turn from a minor leak into catastrophic engine damage. This replacement water pump restores proper coolant circulation to keep your tractor running at optimal temperatures, protecting your investment and keeping you productive when there’s work to be done.

What You’re Getting

  • Complete water pump assembly that directly replaces your original equipment
  • Precision-machined impeller that maintains proper flow rates for your 30 and 40 Series engines
  • Durable construction designed to handle the demands of agricultural use
  • Quality bearings and seals that resist wear from constant belt tension and operation

Built for Real Farm Work

Your John Deere 4040 and 4230 are proven workhorses that handle everything from heavy tillage to loader work to PTO operations. These tractors work hardest when conditions are toughest – pulling through tough soil, powering demanding equipment, or running all day during critical seasons. That’s exactly when cooling system performance matters most, and this water pump delivers the reliable coolant circulation these engines need.

Made to Last

This water pump features the same quality construction you’d expect from original equipment. The cast housing provides excellent heat transfer while resisting corrosion, and the precision-balanced components eliminate vibration that can cause premature wear. It’s built to handle the temperature swings and demanding conditions that come with farm work.

Good to Know

Before installing, flush your cooling system to remove any debris that could damage the new pump. Check your belt condition while you’re at it – a slipping belt reduces pump efficiency. Use fresh coolant rather than reusing old fluid, and don’t forget to bleed all air from the system after installation. While you’ve got the cooling system apart, it’s a good time to inspect hoses and the thermostat too.