Planning maintenance on the Deutz-Fahr 6160 Agrotron? Here are more than 110 parts from the 6 Agrotron series, such as couplings, lighting and electrics.
When the engine warning light comes on or the 6160 Agrotron suddenly feels short of pulling power, the cause is often a sensor or a leaking line rather than anything deep inside the engine. This page lists more than 110 parts for the Deutz-Fahr 6160 Agrotron, from the injection system and exhaust aftertreatment to the hitch.
Injection lines connect pump and injector, and the O-rings and sealing rings around the injectors are here too. You will also find seals and gaskets, the water pump gasket among them, plus NOX sensors and a sensor kit for the emissions control. Makes include MAHLE and GRANIT.
A failing NOX sensor does not always throw a clear fault code. When in doubt, look first at the plug and the wiring near the exhaust, since heat and moisture attack both. Tighten a new sensor to the specified torque and use only high temperature paste on the thread. After the swap, the stored fault often has to be cleared with a diagnostic tool.
Walterscheid, Sauermann and ROCKINGER supply the hitch components.
If you tow on the road a lot, check the socket and the trailer lead after fitting a new LED tail light. A bad contact there often looks exactly like a failed lamp.
Read the type and serial number off the type plate on your 6160 Agrotron. Sensors and lines can look almost identical while differing in connector or routing, so that number is worth having to hand. NOX sensors and injection lines nearly always carry a reference number. Copy it before you remove the old part. For hitch parts, measure the rail width and pin diameter on the tractor itself.
Injection line tip: keep everything as clean as you can. Cap open ports straight away, never bend a new line to make it fit and hold the line still while you tighten the union nuts so it does not twist. Pull an injector on the 6160 and its O-rings and sealing rings go in the bin, not back on. Used ones rarely seal properly once disturbed.
The Deutz-Fahr 6185 Agrotron has its own page with the parts listed for that tractor, and the 6165 Agrotron belongs to the same series. For older Deutz tractors or other Agrotrons on the farm, go via Deutz-Fahr parts.
