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Fuel Injector Leak Off Pipe for Massey Ferguson TEF20 Tractor

Original price was: $22.28.Current price is: $12.43.

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When you smell diesel in the cab or spot fuel dripping around your TEF20’s injectors, this little leak off pipe is usually the culprit. This simple but critical fuel system component carries excess fuel from your injectors back to the tank, and when it cracks or hardens with age, you’ve got problems that only get worse. Your trusty Ferguson deserves a proper fix, not a temporary patch job.

What You’re Getting

  • Direct replacement for your original TEF20 leak off pipe that’s cracked or leaking
  • Fuel-resistant material handles diesel without degrading over years of use
  • Proper diameter ensures correct fuel flow and pressure for smooth injector operation
  • Correct fittings for secure connections at injectors and fuel tank return

Built for Real Farm Work

The Ferguson TEF20 is one of those tractors that just keeps earning its keep on small farms everywhere. Whether you’re running hay equipment, doing loader work, or handling general farm chores, this workhorse needs its fuel system running right. Age takes its toll on rubber fuel lines, and when the leak off pipe fails, you’re not just losing expensive diesel fuel – you’re creating fire hazards and potentially damaging injector performance.

Made to Last

This replacement pipe is built to handle the conditions that killed your original. It resists the effects of modern diesel fuels and their additives while standing up to engine heat and vibration. The materials won’t harden and crack like the old rubber lines, giving you reliable service for years to come.

Installation Notes

Replacing a leak off pipe is straightforward but requires attention to safety. Always work with a cold engine and have a fire extinguisher nearby when working with fuel systems. Before removing the old pipe, clean around all connection points to prevent dirt from entering the fuel system. Clean all connection points thoroughly before installation, route the pipe exactly as the original to avoid kinks, and use new sealing washers at all connections to ensure leak-free operation.