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Read articles →This is part two of a hands-on 4th and 5th SCV installation on a John Deere 4052R, picking up mid-project with the actual fitting work: identifying connectors, removing plastic caps and bracket bolts with a 15mm wrench, oiling o-rings before installation, and torquing fittings to spec (37 ft-lbs / 50 Nm). It's detailed DIY footage aimed at owners doing this exact upgrade themselves, not a quick overview.
Appears to be an owner or DIYer documenting their own SCV installation step by step, not a dealer or sponsored production.
Identify the flat side of the SCV that faces the bracket, remove plastic caps and plugs, oil the o-rings before installing, then fit the connectors in their correct positions.
A 15 millimeter wrench is used to remove the bracket bolts, which are not very tight if loosened ahead of time.
All fittings are torqued to 37 foot pounds, or 50 Newton meters, according to the book.
Oil the o-ring before installation and never install it dry; the video suggests oil rather than grease.