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Read articles →A short, field-tested fix from an actual owner who hit the water-in-fuel warning light mid-job on his XR4140. He walks through identifying the warning symbols on the dash, locating the fuel filter water separator, and draining it by hand without tools. Runs about two minutes and stays narrowly focused on this one fix, most useful to XR4140 owners facing the same warning in the field.
An owner-operator sharing a real-world fix from their own farm experience.
It indicates water in the fuel or too much water in the fuel filter, which can cause the tractor to lose power.
Unscrew the small plastic piece with a wire at the bottom of the fuel filter, let the water drain out, then screw it back in.
No, the owner unscrewed the plastic drain piece by hand in the field without any tools.
