Start With Your Platform, Then Your Year
Clogged EGR coolers, stuck valves, and the coolant loss that follows are the usual reason owners land here. Below are the most common picks from each side of the 6.7 lineup.
Ford 6.7 and Ram 6.7 Take Different EGR Parts
This is the single mistake that costs owners a return. The 6.7L Power Stroke uses Ford EGR hardware with its own cooler and valve layout, split roughly into 2011-2014 and 2017-2019 trucks, a separate 2015-2016 group, and 2020 and later applications. The 6.7L Cummins uses Ram hardware, split across 2007.5-2012, 2013-2017, and 2018 and later, with some kits also addressing the throttle valve. Neither side shares components with the other. Beyond platform and year, pipe diameter and muffler choice apply if you are ordering a kit that includes exhaust. Cab and Chassis trucks route differently than pickups on both platforms, so check your body style before ordering.
Why Diesel Owners Order EGR Kits From EngineGo
An EGR job is worth doing once. Every kit here names the platform, the exact year range, and what hardware arrives, so you are not decoding a listing that says only 6.7 diesel. Orders ship from U.S. warehouses with most processing the same or next business day excluding Sundays, and free shipping applies within the continental United States. Authorized returns are accepted within 45 calendar days on qualifying items, with stricter terms on tuner products. If you drive a crossover year, a chassis cab, or a truck with prior exhaust work, send your year, make, model, engine, cab style, and bed length and support will confirm the right kit before you pay.
Shop 6.7 EGR Delete Kits
Confirm whether you own the Ford 6.7L Power Stroke or the Ram 6.7L Cummins first, then narrow by year and exhaust configuration. If your badge says 6.7 and you are not certain which engine you have, send your truck details and we will sort it out before you order rather than after.
Important: These products are intended for off-road, race, or non-public-road use where permitted. Confirm federal, state, and local laws before purchase and installation. Customers are responsible for legal compliance.