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John Deere Original Equipment Gauge #AM136872

4.5/5 (16 reviews)
$21.88
John Deere Original Equipment Gauge #AM136872
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What It Is

The John Deere Original Equipment Gauge #AM136872 is a replacement fuel gauge for select John Deere riding lawn mowers, garden tractors, and zero-turn mowers. It measures fuel level in the tank and is designed for direct OEM replacement, not universal fit.

Fitment & Compatibility

  • Check your model: This gauge fits specific John Deere models, including the X300, X500, X700 series, Z200/Z500 zero-turns, and some older 100/200 series. Verify your model on John Deere’s parts site or your owner’s manual.
  • OEM vs aftermarket: This is a genuine John Deere part, not a generic knockoff. It will match the exact mounting hole pattern, electrical connector, and resistance range (typically 0-90 ohms for John Deere).
  • Measure before buying: The gauge has a 2-1/8” (54mm) diameter opening. Measure your dash hole and tank depth to ensure it fits. It does not include a sending unit—only the gauge head.
  • Not universal: Will not fit other brands (e.g., Cub Cadet, Husqvarna) without modification. Stick to listed John Deere models.

Key Things to Know

  • Quality: OEM John Deere means better plastic, sealed internals, and accurate readings. Aftermarket gauges may drift or fail quickly.
  • Installation difficulty: Easy (30 mins). Remove old gauge, disconnect wires (usually two spade connectors), pop in new one, reconnect. No special tools needed.
  • Common gotcha: If your fuel gauge reads empty or full constantly, the sending unit (in the tank) is likely bad, not the gauge. Test with a multimeter before buying this part.
  • Warranty: Genuine John Deere parts have a 1-year warranty. Save your receipt.

Should You Buy It

Buy this if you own a compatible John Deere mower and your dash gauge is cracked, foggy, or dead (and you’ve confirmed the sending unit is good). It’s a direct, no-hassle replacement that will last years. Skip it if you need a sending unit, or if your mower isn’t on the fitment list—aftermarket adapters are messy and unreliable.

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