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SPE MOTORSPORT 6.7L POWERSTROKE COLD SIDE REPLACEMENT HOSE- FITS 2017-2021
I just recently found this on SPE's website and wanted to pass along. This is a heavy duty 5 ply silicone hose to use with the factory throttle body adapter in the newer trucks.
https://www.spemotorsport.com/collec...21#looxReviews
https://www.spemotorsport.com/collec...21#looxReviews
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Here is another nice product from SPE designed to increase longevity and durability, just ordered one for a 2016.
https://www.spemotorsport.com/collec...7l-powerstroke
https://www.spemotorsport.com/collec...7l-powerstroke
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Here is another nice product from SPE designed to increase longevity and durability, just ordered one for a 2016.
https://www.spemotorsport.com/collec...7l-powerstroke
https://www.spemotorsport.com/collec...7l-powerstroke
If anyone wants the link for the line, let me know.
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Here is another nice product from SPE designed to increase longevity and durability, just ordered one for a 2016.
https://www.spemotorsport.com/collec...7l-powerstroke
https://www.spemotorsport.com/collec...7l-powerstroke
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My HPFP return fitting repair kit parts
Here is another nice product from SPE designed to increase longevity and durability, just ordered one for a 2016.
https://www.spemotorsport.com/collec...7l-powerstroke
https://www.spemotorsport.com/collec...7l-powerstroke
Here's my spare parts to fix the return line fitting. I bought the spare OEM fitting first. Anyone wants links, I can post them up.
I bought the line on EBay.
This is the thread sealant i bought. It's different from the sealant SPE recommends.
This is the stuff SPE recommends for their return fitting threads.
What does the brain trust here say?
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I just realized something... I got the fittings set up in the wrong holes (ports) for the SPE return fitting, don't I?? 
It doesn't matter as it hasn't been assembled yet, they are just in there loose, with thread sealant. Glad I noticed though... doh!
It doesn't matter as it hasn't been assembled yet, they are just in there loose, with thread sealant. Glad I noticed though... doh!
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https://www.accuratediesel.com/6-7l-...pair-2017.html
This is where I bought the splice kit and the OEM plastic return fitting for mine.
6.7 products they have:
https://www.accuratediesel.com/6-7l.html
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Got a different option for you for yours and cheaper $$$ also.
https://www.accuratediesel.com/6-7l-...pair-2017.html
This is where I bought the splice kit and the OEM plastic return fitting for mine.
6.7 products they have:
https://www.accuratediesel.com/6-7l.html
https://www.accuratediesel.com/6-7l-...pair-2017.html
This is where I bought the splice kit and the OEM plastic return fitting for mine.
6.7 products they have:
https://www.accuratediesel.com/6-7l.html
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Here's my spare parts to fix the return line fitting. I bought the spare OEM fitting first. Anyone wants links, I can post them up.
I bought the line on EBay.
This is the thread sealant i bought. It's different from the sealant SPE recommends.
This is the stuff SPE recommends for their return fitting threads.
What does the brain trust here say?
Just installed one on a 2016, the one I got had o-rings on the fuel line fittings. For the small plug I used some fancy liquid thread sealant, forget the name but it did the trick.
Didnt measure but it appears the SPE fitting is longer than the factory piece. Had to remove the bracket for the S&S DPK and cut a portion out of it to clear the fuel line. Not a big deal plus I gave it a little extra clearance.
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Just installed one on a 2016, the one I got had o-rings on the fuel line fittings. For the small plug I used some fancy liquid thread sealant, forget the name but it did the trick.
Didnt measure but it appears the SPE fitting is longer than the factory piece. Had to remove the bracket for the S&S DPK and cut a portion out of it to clear the fuel line. Not a big deal plus I gave it a little extra clearance.
Didnt measure but it appears the SPE fitting is longer than the factory piece. Had to remove the bracket for the S&S DPK and cut a portion out of it to clear the fuel line. Not a big deal plus I gave it a little extra clearance.
Yes, the fittings have o-rings on them but I'm thinking overkill like I usually do. That's why I posted here for more guidance. Did you put something on the o-rings to lube them? You didn't happen to get a pic did you?
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I have the kit just in case. The SPE is definitely longer than the OEM piece for sure.
Yes, the fittings have o-rings on them but I'm thinking overkill like I usually do. That's why I posted here for more guidance. Did you put something on the o-rings to lube them? You didn't happen to get a pic did you?
Yes, the fittings have o-rings on them but I'm thinking overkill like I usually do. That's why I posted here for more guidance. Did you put something on the o-rings to lube them? You didn't happen to get a pic did you?
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