More than 300 parts in this overview fit the Fendt 933 Vario Typ 952, including trailer couplings, electrics, and steering and front axle parts.
The Typ 952 is one of the versions of the Fendt 933 Vario. Everything on this page, more than 300 parts, is matched to that single type number. Sorted by where it sits on the tractor, it looks like this:
The brands are GRANIT, ROCKINGER, Wabco, DANA Spicer and HELLA.
If an air suspended seat slowly sinks, listen first for the small compressor under the seat when you adjust the height. If it runs but the seat will not rise, the air bag or a hose is usually leaking. If it stays silent, check the fuse and the plug before writing off the whole seat.
A tank cap does not just close the tank. It also lets air in as the engine uses fuel. When that vent clogs with dust or dirt, a vacuum builds up in the tank. After a while the engine runs short of diesel, loses pulling power or stalls, which looks a lot like a blocked filter. When you get those symptoms, start by loosening the tank cap. If you hear air rushing in, you have found the problem. A lockable cap also protects against diesel theft when the tractor stays out in the field overnight.
Whenever you work on the lift pump, fit a new O-ring. An old one has taken a set and lets air or diesel through, which shows up as hard starting.
The type number is on the type plate, next to the model name. This page shows only the parts for Typ 952. If you cannot read the plate, look for the reference number on the old part. Switches, sensors and connector heads usually have it on the housing.
The other versions each have a separate page, and the Fendt 933 Vario page shows the whole model together:
Running more than one tractor from the Fendt 900 series? Then see the 942 Vario, 939 Vario, 936 Vario, 930 Vario, 927 Vario and 924 Vario as well, as each type has its own page. If another Fendt in your yard needs work too, start from Fendt parts.
