Product Description
Industrial Injection PDM-LLYSTKSB GM Premium Stock Plus Short Block — Fits 2004.5–2005 LLY 6.6L Duramax
Refresh your LLY the right way. The Industrial Injection Premium Stock Plus Short Block (PDM-LLYSTKSB) is engineered to address common 6.6L Duramax bottom-end failure points while maintaining OE manners and drivability. Ideal for work, tow, and daily performance builds.
Fitment
- 2004.5–2005 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD/3500HD — 6.6L LLY Duramax
- 2004.5–2005 GMC Sierra 2500HD/3500HD — 6.6L LLY Duramax
Why Choose Premium Stock Plus?
- Built by Industrial Injection for proven reliability on LLY platforms
- OE-style street manners; perfect foundation for mild upgrades
- Quality machining and components for long service life
What’s Included
- Assembled short block (no cylinder heads)
- Block, rotating assembly, and bottom-end components per Premium Stock Plus spec
Helpful Notes
- Core charge may apply. See product page details.
- Recommended to pair with new head gaskets and ARP 230-4201 head studs for best sealing.
Specifications
Brand | Industrial Injection |
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Part Number | PDM-LLYSTKSB |
Engine | GM 6.6L Duramax LLY |
Model Years | 2004.5–2005 |
Configuration | Short Block (no heads) |
Core Charge | $2,500 (refundable; conditions apply) |
UPC | 840256915693 |
GTIN | 00840256915693 |
Prop 65 | WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm — www.P65Warnings.ca.gov |
Recommended Parts (From CPP Diesel)
- Industrial Injection Reman Cylinder Heads (LLY)
- ARP 230-4201 Head Stud Kit (LB7/LLY/LBZ/LMM/LML)
- Industrial Injection Head Gaskets (Driver) & (Passenger)
- Exergy 10mm Stroker CP3 (LLY) or Bostech Reman CP3 (LLY)
- LLY Intercoolers & Piping
- Shop All GM Duramax Categories
FAQ
- What’s the difference between a short block and long block?
- A short block includes the assembled bottom end (block/rotating assembly). A long block adds cylinder heads and valvetrain.
- Do I need tuning?
- No special tuning is required for stock components. If you add injectors, turbo, or high-flow CP3, proper tuning is recommended.
- Is there a core charge?
- Yes. A refundable core charge typically applies when your rebuildable core is returned within the policy window.
- Break-in recommendations?
- Use conventional break-in oil for the first 500 miles with varied load and RPM; change oil & filter afterward.