Cylinder Head Oil Rail End Plug Set (4)

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4C3Z6026CA

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High Pressure Oil Rail End Plug & Gasket Set (4) - Ford 7.3L (94-03)

Oil rail plugs located on either end of the cylinder head require a specialty o-ring if they begin to leak. This is the large round 1 3/4" plug with the 1/2" drive socket hole. During engine rebuild it is good practice to replace these plugs and gaskets since they are almost impossible to reach once the engine is installed in the bay.

Order of 1 is 4 plugs, gasket o-ring and instruction sheet.

Ford and Navistar's instructions require the use of LocTite 277 threadlocker on the Oil Rail End plugs

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  • 5
    Cylinder Head Oil Rail End Plug Set

    Posted by Herschel G. on Aug 18th 2021

    Mending a reliable 99 for another 200,000 with help from Riff Raff Diesel. Could not be more satisfied.

  • 5
    Rail end plug

    Posted by Brian on Aug 14th 2021

    Had a pesky oil leak, took awhile to find but this did the trick. Super easy fix with a tensioner wrench.

  • 5
    Good set

    Posted by Hlynur Thorvaldsson on May 11th 2021

    Super good and fit was good

  • 5
    CYLINDER HEAD OIL RAIL END PLUG

    Posted by Erik Olsson on Mar 9th 2021

    It works as advertised and the "O" ring design is a big improvement over the OEM 2 ring design.

  • 5
    Fixed my leak

    Posted by Ted on Dec 6th 2020

    Fixed my leak, OEM parts as described, and fantastic service and shipping as always

  • 5
    Well-made

    Posted by Ryan on Aug 28th 2020

    Well made product that definitely seems better than stock. Getting the old one out may be a pain, but once you do, this one fits great.

  • 5
    Oil rail plug

    Posted by GTMully on Apr 5th 2020

    As always Riff raff delivers. Plugs weren't to bad to replace. Shipped fast and oil leaks are gone.

  • 5
    Works like a charm

    Posted by Cody earl on Jul 23rd 2019

    Slapped that puppy in and she works great

  • 5
    Rail End Plug Installation Tip

    Posted by Dave B on Jun 19th 2019

    The right plug is especially a bear to get at. Go to your local hardware store and buy a piece of 1/2" key stock about 1.5" long. You'll find it in one of those "specialty" hardware trays in the big box stores.
    Insert the key stock into a 15mm swivel gear wrench, then work the key stock into the recessed !/2" square hole in the old plugs. It takes both hands but it brought it right out with a little of grunt effort. Worked for me.