Ford 6.7L Power Stroke connecting rod: four part numbers, one enquiry
SGS Engine Parts lists four Ford connecting rod references for the 6.7L Power Stroke: BC3Z-6200-A, HC3Z-6200-A, LC3Z-6200-B and PC3Z-6200-A. They sit under one programme range, 2011–2023, and the reference you already have is how the right one is found: send it, and the part is confirmed before quoting.
Why there are four numbers
The year ranges published for the four numbers overlap. That is not an error in a catalogue: it is how Ford numbers the part, and the engineers who answered our questions say every manufacturer does the same on purpose.
The four numbers share the base number 6200, which is Ford's number for a connecting rod; the prefix (BC3Z, HC3Z, LC3Z, PC3Z) is what differs. How to read a Ford service part number explains the parts of the number.
Why there is no year table here
A table of years per number would look useful and would be wrong for exactly the trucks that matter: the ones built where two ranges meet. There is no build-date or VIN split to publish for this part. So the reliable starting point is the number itself.
How to enquire
- Find the Ford number on the packaging or the parts invoice. A number written without hyphens or with spaces is the same number:
BC3Z6200AandBC3Z 6200 AareBC3Z-6200-A. If the only number you have is one marked on the part itself, send it and say that is where it came from. - Send that number, the quantity and the destination.
- The part and the supply scope are confirmed before quoting. A listed number does not confirm stock or fitment for a particular vehicle.
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