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John Deere RE60622 Aftermarket Oil Pump
John Deere RE60622 Aftermarket Oil Pump
John Deere RE60622 Aftermarket Oil Pump

John Deere RE60622 Aftermarket Oil Pump

$165.02 USD
  • SKU: SPM-HEP-4480-P1
  • Availability: in stock Many in stock Out of stock In-stock at manufacturer. Please add 5-10 days to shipping time
  • Weight: 7.3 kg (16.09 lb)
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John Deere RE60622 is the crankshaft driven engine oil pump with cast body and mounting bracket, supplied with its O-ring. It is used on John Deere 6466 and 6076 engines. 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 AR96190, John Deere AR99339, John Deere AR99341 and John Deere RE44118.

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 Oil Pump
Replaces John Deere RE60622
Cross references John Deere AR96190, John Deere AR99339, John Deere AR99341, John Deere RE44118
Fits John Deere 6466, 6076 and 6081 engines in 4050 to 4960 and 7710 to 8410 series tractors, 644 and 744 loaders, 370C, 450LC and 690C excavators and 9510 and 9550 combines
Condition New, aftermarket
Stat. HS-Code 841330
Country of Manufacture China
Compatibility

John Deere machines

John Deere 6466, 6076 and 6081 engines in 4050 to 4960 and 7710 to 8410 series tractors, 644 and 744 loaders, 370C, 450LC and 690C excavators and 9510 and 9550 combines

Check the part number on your old unit before ordering.

Part numbers
John Deere Part No.(SPM Part No.) Fits
RE60622 / AR96190 / AR99339 / AR99341 / RE44118(SPM-HEP-4480) John Deere 6466, 6076 and 6081 engines in 4050 to 4960 and 7710 to 8410 series tractors, 644 and 744 loaders, 370C, 450LC and 690C excavators and 9510 and 9550 combines
Cross references
Brand Part No.
John Deere RE60622 (this page, SPM-HEP-4480)
John Deere AR96190
John Deere AR99339
John Deere AR99341
John Deere RE44118

All of these numbers are the same part.

Applications & use cases

Low oil pressure
A warning light or low gauge reading with the right oil level and a good sender often means a worn oil pump.

Engine rebuilds
Fit a new oil pump whenever the engine is rebuilt or the bearings are changed. Worn gears undo a fresh rebuild.

Noise from the bottom end
Rattles at start-up while the pressure builds are a sign the pump is not priming quickly enough.

Fitting tips
Prime the pump with clean oil, fit new gaskets and O rings, and check the pickup screen before closing up.

Price beat guarantee

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

Seller Price Checked
TractorPartsASAP USD 204.99 29 Oct 2026
eBay (7 aftermarket sellers) USD 206.53 to 326.00 29 Oct 2026
Brander Landtechnik USD 313.26 29 Oct 2026
FridayParts USD 319.68 29 Oct 2026
G&T Engine Parts USD 365.74 29 Oct 2026
Quality Farm Supply (Maxiforce) USD 387.99 29 Oct 2026
Spare Part Mart USD 165.02 Today

Our price of USD 165.02 is 19% to 57% less than these sellers.

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Frequently asked questions

Will it fit my John Deere 6466?

Yes, it was made for the John Deere 6466, and 10 more listed under compatible equipment. Check the old oil pump is marked RE60622 or one of the cross references, because makers change parts between serial ranges.

How often should I replace the oil pump on my John Deere 6466?

On the John Deere 6466, often 5,000 to 10,000 hours with clean fluid, much less with dirt or air in the system. It is usually changed on condition, not by hours.

What are the signs the oil pump needs replacing?

Leaks from the seal or weep hole, noise or whining, overheating, or falling pressure or flow under load.

What should I do with the gasket faces?

Clean them right back to metal and fit the new gasket or O-ring dry, unless the engine manual calls for sealant.

Should I prime it before starting?

Yes. Fill the pump and its suction line with clean fluid before the first start. Running it dry, even for a few seconds, can score it.

Is this a genuine John Deere RE60622?

No. It is an aftermarket oil pump made to replace the John Deere RE60622. 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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