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Was reading about a new style of con rod and was told that only 2017 job 2 builds and later had the new rods.
Well, mine is a job 1 and it has the new style rods. Also, at the local dealer, the diesel tech said all the 2017
and later engines have the new rod. This rod is used from July 17 2016 and on.
A friend had it but that was last spring and I don't have it anymore. I texted him a link to this thread and maybe he'll post if he still has it. Paging @UGA33
Have you gone in the engine and actually seen them or are you going by what your mechanic said? I see you posted a pic, was just curious if that came out of your truck or was it out of/ going into something else.
My guy scoped it when I had him put on an aftermarket lower oil pan.
He pulled a new rod out of stock so he could compare it with what he saw.
HC3Z-6200-B Rod part # for all 6.7's after July 11th, 2016
My guy scoped it when I had him put on an aftermarket lower oil pan.
Nice. That blows up the last of the "thought" about the rods starting with trucks at HEB99000. Maybe the guy posting hit an extra "9" and it should have been HEB90000? That would explain why you have em.
So according to that last 8 digits, mine should not have them? Even the parts catalog calls for them back to July 11th. So all 2017's should have them then. When was my engine made then?
I'm confused.
So according to that last 8 digits, mine should not have them? Even the parts catalog calls for them back to July 11th. So all 2017's should have them then. When was my engine made then?
I'm confused.
I read the 99000 part wrong. It reads 90000.
If you have a VIN of HEAxxxxx to HEB89999, it will have the smaller rods. HEB90000+ will have the bigger rods.
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