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John Deere RE550932 Aftermarket Turbocharger
John Deere RE550932 Aftermarket Turbocharger
John Deere RE550932 Aftermarket Turbocharger, third view

John Deere RE550932 Aftermarket Turbocharger

$207.96 USD
  • SKU: SPM-HEP-5243-P1
  • Availability: in stock Many in stock Out of stock In-stock at manufacturer. Please add 5-10 days to shipping time
  • Weight: 11.34 kg (25.0 lb)
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John Deere RE550932 is the complete turbocharger: the cast iron turbine housing with the twin scroll four bolt exhaust flange, the large aluminium compressor housing with the bolted clamp plates, and the centre housing with the oil feed and drain flanges. It is used on John Deere 6068 engine machines. This aftermarket version is made to the same mounting and connections as the original, so it fits where the old one came off.

The same part is also sold as John Deere RE550941.

Sold as one unit. Check the number on your old part, or in the parts manual for your machine, before ordering.

Technical properties & sizes

Specifications
Part Type Turbocharger
Replaces John Deere RE550941
Type Turbocharger, complete
Exhaust flange Twin scroll, four bolt
Engine John Deere 6068 (6.8 L)
Machine John Deere 524K, 544J, 544K, 200DLC, 210G, 710J
Cross references John Deere RE550932
Fits John Deere 524K, 524K-II, 544J, 544K and 544K-II loaders, 200DLC and 210G excavators, 710J backhoes and other machines with the John Deere 6068 (6.8 L) engine
Condition New, aftermarket
Stat. HS-Code 841480
Country of Manufacture China
Compatibility

John Deere machines

John Deere 524K, 524K-II, 544J, 544K and 544K-II loaders, 200DLC and 210G excavators, 710J backhoes and other machines with the John Deere 6068 (6.8 L) engine

Check the part number on your old unit before ordering.

Part numbers
John Deere Part No.(SPM Part No.) Fits
RE550941(SPM-HEP-5243) John Deere 524K, 524K-II, 544J, 544K and 544K-II loaders, 200DLC and 210G excavators, 710J backhoes and other machines with the John Deere 6068 (6.8 L) engine
RE550932(SPM-HEP-5243) John Deere 524K, 524K-II, 544J, 544K and 544K-II loaders, 200DLC and 210G excavators, 710J backhoes and other machines with the John Deere 6068 (6.8 L) engine

Use cases and applications

What it does
Exhaust gas spins the turbine, which drives the compressor wheel on the same shaft and pushes more air into the engine. More air lets the engine burn more fuel cleanly, giving the rated power.

Where it is used
Made for the John Deere 524K, 524K-II, 544J, 544K and 4 more. The full list is in the tables above.

Price beat guarantee

We check what other aftermarket sellers charge for this same part. Their prices on the date we checked:

Seller Price Checked
Amazon (jiushunhengtai) USD 229.99 3 Nov 2026
eBay, aftermarket seller USD 310.09 3 Nov 2026
FridayParts USD 523.62 3 Nov 2026
Quality Farm Supply USD 1,398.99 3 Nov 2026
Spare Part Mart USD 207.96 Today

Our price of USD 207.96 is 10% to 85% less than these sellers.

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Frequently asked questions

Will it fit my John Deere 524K?

Yes, it was made for the John Deere 524K, and 7 more listed under compatible equipment. Check the old turbocharger is marked RE550932 or one of the cross references, because makers change parts between serial ranges.

How often should I replace the turbocharger on my John Deere 524K?

On the John Deere 524K, often as long as the engine, 8,000 hours or more, when the oil and air filters are kept on schedule. Most turbos fail early from oil or dirt problems, not age.

What are the signs the turbocharger needs replacing?

Blue or black smoke, a whistle or siren noise, loss of power, oil in the intake or exhaust, or the shaft rubbing the housing.

Is shaft play normal?

A little radial play is normal on journal bearing turbos. Wheels touching the housing, or any noticeable end float, are not.

Why did the old turbo fail?

Most failures come from oil starvation, dirty oil, or something passing through the wheels. Find the cause first: a blocked oil feed or dirty air path will kill the new turbocharger too.

Is this a genuine John Deere RE550932?

No. It is an aftermarket turbocharger made to replace the John Deere RE550932. It is not made by the original manufacturer; the number only shows what it replaces.

Images and data are used as a guide and are deemed reliable to Spare Part Mart. Product may appear differently (e.g. colour) but will be as per the specs above. All cross references are deemed reliable to our knowledge. We encourage you to double check before ordering.

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