Ford Motorcraft Engine Oil Rail Quick Connect Fitting, Ford (2003-04) 6.0L Power Stroke Diesel

This Ford Motorcraft engine oil rail quick connect fitting is designed specifically for early 2003–2004 Ford 6.0L Power Stroke diesel engines that use the straight-style high pressure oil rail. On these engines, the oil rail is threaded on the end and requires a dedicated fitting that converts the threaded rail to the quick-connect style used by the external high pressure oil hoses.

The fitting is threaded on one side to screw into the straight oil rail, and the opposite side features a quick connect interface that mates with the driver side 3C3Z-9324-BA and passenger side 3C3Z-9324-A high pressure hoses. This configuration allows the high pressure oil pump system to deliver oil from the rail to each cylinder head via the factory-style hoses while maintaining a secure, serviceable connection.

On early 6.0L Power Stroke engines, worn, damaged, or improperly seated oil rail fittings and hoses can contribute to high pressure oil leaks that cause hard-start, hot-start, or no-start conditions. Replacing the original quick connect fitting with a new Motorcraft unit helps restore proper sealing and oil pressure in the high pressure system, making it an important component to address when chasing high pressure oil leaks or refreshing the system during injector or oil rail service.

This fitting is well suited for daily driven work trucks, towing rigs, and fleet vehicles that rely on the 6.0L Power Stroke and need reliable high pressure oil operation. It is also a smart addition when installing new high pressure hoses, resealing oil rails, or performing major top-end work, ensuring that both the threaded connection to the rail and the quick connect to the hose are in good condition.

For owners and shops searching for an “early 6.0 Power Stroke oil rail quick connect fitting,” “threaded-to-quick-connect oil rail adapter,” or “2003 6.0L high pressure oil rail fitting,” this Motorcraft part provides an OE-spec solution. Using the correct fitting maintains factory geometry and compatibility, reduces the risk of future leaks, and supports long-term reliability in the high pressure oil system.