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Product Description
Starter bolt kit to update from 6.0 starter to 6.7 starter For
6.7L Powerstroke starter bolt and sleeve kit for 6.0L OR 7.3L engine. Will fit any 6.0L and 7.3L Ford Powerstroke (automatic transmission only) whether it’s a Super Duty, Excursion, Econoline, tow truck or equipment truck…with automatic transmission only.
This will not work with the manual ZF6 manual transmission. Manual transmission is known to have a thicker adapter plate that will require a longer bolt, this is not for a manual transmission.
This is for one bolt and one sleeve to properly install a 6.7L Ford Powerstroke starter on to a 6.0L or 7.3L Ford Powerstroke engine.
2 of 3 starter bolts are reused but third bolt located on bottom will have to be replaced with this kit.
- Contains 2 bolt and 2 bronze spacer sleeve
- bolt: Diameter/Pitch: M8-1.25 Length Under Head: 40mm
- bolt: Wrench Size: 13mm
- bolt: Material: Class 10.9




RT –
Bolts were perfect for the needed use. They fit great and are easy to install.
Victor E. Folk –
The holidays and life got in the way of me actually using these yet to swap the starter on my 2004 PSD 6.0 engine.The product looks like it is exactly what I need for this, and I have no doubt that it will work when I do get around to actually doing it. If for some reason it does not, I will revise the rating accordingly.
Customer –
With a little research you will discover that the Ford 6.7L starter will fit in the Ford 6.0L but 1 bolt is not quite like the others and the hole in the starter mounting flange is larger. This bushing kit is designed to facilitate that and make mounting a 6.7L starter to a 6.0L all possible and painless. It comes as a bolt and bushing kit and with the purchase of this kit and a 6.7L starter you can have your 6.0L cranking faster than ever before
Customer –
Bushing a littlw lose for thw hole but it bolta right in to a 6.7 starter. Is a smaller sockit size thwn the other two