What is the fuel capacity of John Deere 9RX 640 Four-track · e18 PowerShift?
1514 L
The cited OEM source lists Fuel tank for John Deere 9RX 640 Four-track · e18 PowerShift as 1514 L.
John Deere 9RX 640 Four-track · e18 PowerShift — Fuel tank: 1514 L · DEF: 120 L · Engine oil: 60.8 L Sources, symptoms, measurements and verification on one page.
1514 L
The cited OEM source lists Fuel tank for John Deere 9RX 640 Four-track · e18 PowerShift as 1514 L.
120 L
The cited OEM source lists DEF for John Deere 9RX 640 Four-track · e18 PowerShift as 120 L.
60.8 L
The cited OEM source lists Engine oil for John Deere 9RX 640 Four-track · e18 PowerShift as 60.8 L.
56.5 L
The cited OEM source lists Cooling system for John Deere 9RX 640 Four-track · e18 PowerShift as 56.5 L.
242.3 L
The cited OEM source lists Hydraulic/transmission/axle oil with 3-point+PTO for John Deere 9RX 640 Four-track · e18 PowerShift as 242.3 L.
13.6 L
The cited OEM source lists Engine displacement for John Deere 9RX 640 Four-track · e18 PowerShift as 13.6 L.
640 hp
The cited OEM source lists Rated power for John Deere 9RX 640 Four-track · e18 PowerShift as 640 hp.
2100 rpm
The cited OEM source lists Rated engine speed for John Deere 9RX 640 Four-track · e18 PowerShift as 2100 rpm.
13.6 L
640 hp
2100 rpm
18 speed
208 L/min
416 L/min
1514 L
120 L
60.8 L
56.5 L
1514 L
120 L
60.8 L
56.5 L
242.3 L
13.6 L
640 hp
2100 rpm
18 speed
208 L/min
416 L/min
1514 L
120 L
9RX 640 Four-track · e18 PowerShift: published Engine displacement reference is 13.6 L. Measurements on the same variant/year scope should use this value as the reference.
9RX 640 Four-track · e18 PowerShift: published Rated power reference is 640 hp. Measurements on the same variant/year scope should use this value as the reference.
9RX 640 Four-track · e18 PowerShift: published Rated engine speed reference is 2100 rpm. Measurements on the same variant/year scope should use this value as the reference.
9RX 640 Four-track · e18 PowerShift: published Transmission forward speeds reference is 18 speed. Measurements on the same variant/year scope should use this value as the reference.
9RX 640 Four-track · e18 PowerShift: published Standard hydraulic flow reference is 208 L/min. Measurements on the same variant/year scope should use this value as the reference.
9RX 640 Four-track · e18 PowerShift: published Optional hydraulic flow reference is 416 L/min. Measurements on the same variant/year scope should use this value as the reference.
PTO speed drops under load
Insufficient SCV flow
Transmission/traction slip or power loss
SCR/DPF derate
Measure SCV flow and pressure with hydraulic oil at operating temperature.
Record PTO speed/torque request together with engine load.
Check power supply, termination and error counters on J1939/ISOBUS.
Separate engine derate from excessive hydraulic load demand.
For hitch/PTO faults, separate sensor calibration, solenoid/valve faults and mechanical load.
Preserve J1939 SPN/FMI, implement ISOBUS errors and manufacturer controller codes together.
During PTO, SCV, transport and field-load cycles, codes/derate must not return and hydraulic flow plus engine load should remain stable.
Engine oil and filter: 500-hour reference with qualifying John Deere Plus-50 II / low-sulfur fuel conditions; otherwise 250 hours.
Primary fuel filters: 500 hours; engine air filter: 1000-hour/annual reference.
Power supply, engine ECU, transmission, hitch/PTO and implement ISOBUS/J1939 networks are evaluated together.
9RX 640 Four-track · e18 PowerShift: Engine load, rail pressure, boost and aftertreatment.
9RX 640 Four-track · e18 PowerShift: SCV pressure/flow and hydraulic-oil temperature.
9RX 640 Four-track · e18 PowerShift: PTO speed/load and hitch position.
9RX 640 Four-track · e18 PowerShift: Wheel/radar speed and transmission slip.
Only exact values published by the cited source are shown numerically. Pins, torque, pressure, resistance or service thresholds not publicly published are not invented; use the VIN/model-year/calibration-matched OEM service procedure.
Exact technical values, prices and failure rates are not invented without verified vehicle/manufacturer evidence.