Dorman - OE Solutions Fuel Injector Line P/N:904-151
Dorman 904-328 fuel injector line for the 2011-2018 Ram 2500 6-cylinder 6.7L and other vehicles carries high-pressure fuel to an injector.
Fuel wetness at a line fitting, a fuel smell near the engine or hard starting can mean an injector line is leaking. Before you replace the line, rule out a leaking injector or a fuel supply fault, since either can show up the same way. A shop can inspect any suspected fuel leak.
This line is listed for a wide range of Ram and Dodge Ram models, including the 2007-2010 Dodge Ram 2500 6-cylinder 6.7L and the 2011-2018 Ram 3500 6-cylinder 6.7L. It is engineered as a direct replacement for the original line. The 2011-2018 Ram 2500 6-cylinder 6.7L takes one line, and this listing is one.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One fuel injector line.
Interchange: 68005435AA
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Does the Dorman 904-328 fuel injector line fit a 2011-2018 Ram 2500 6-cylinder 6.7L?
Yes. Dorman 904-328 is listed for the 2011-2018 Ram 2500 6-cylinder 6.7L, one line per truck. For another model or year, look up your own truck in the "Vehicles it fits" section.
What thread sizes does the Dorman 904-328 injector line have?
Dorman 904-328 has an M14 x 1.5 female inlet and an M18 x 1.5 female outlet, both metric coarse thread. The steel line is 6 in long.
How much pressure is this fuel injector line rated for?
This line has a maximum pressure rating of 29000 PSI. It is made with a material-hardening process so it withstands high pressure during engine operation.
Is this injector line sold as one line or a set?
This listing is a single line. The package holds 1 fuel injector line.
Can I keep my old injector line and just swap the seal?
No. Fuel injector lines have a one-time-use crushable seal, so the entire line is replaced to get a proper seal.
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