Product Description
Handle big boost and heavy loads with the MAHLE 9299823 DLC-coated competition piston pin for the 1989–2007 5.9L Cummins. Precision-sized at 40.0 mm × 19 mm wall × 82.8 mm with an approx. mass of ~628 g, this hardened steel wrist pin uses a Diamond-Like Carbon coating to reduce friction and scuffing under extreme cylinder pressures—perfect for performance towing, sled pull, drag, and work-truck builds.
Fitment
- 1989–2002 Dodge Ram 2500/3500 – 5.9L Cummins (12-valve & 24-valve)
- 2003–2007 Dodge Ram 2500/3500 – 5.9L Cummins (Common-Rail 24-valve)
Cross-Reference / Alternatives (Mahle on CPP Diesel only)
- MAHLE 9300738 MONOTHERM DLC PISTON PIN (40.0 × 17 × 58.0 mm)
- MAHLE S42170 PISTON RING SET (STD)
- MAHLE S42170.020 PISTON RING SET (.020)
- MAHLE S42170.040 PISTON RING SET (.040)
- MAHLE 223-3717 PISTON PIN BUSHING (94–95 5.9L)
Notes
Verify piston pin bore, lock style, and small-end bushing clearance. Always blueprint and measure—order a quantity of six (6) for a full engine set.
FAQ
Is this pin compatible with forged or steel (Monotherm) pistons?
Yes. Many forged and steel 5.9L pistons use a 40.0 mm × 82.8 mm pin. Confirm your piston manufacturer’s spec before installation.
Is the 9299823 sold individually or as a set?
Sold individually (one pin). Order six for a complete 6-cylinder set.
What’s the advantage of the DLC coating?
DLC reduces boundary friction and improves scuff resistance, aiding durability under high cylinder pressure and heat.
Specifications for Mahle 9299823
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Brand | MAHLE |
| Part Number | 9299823 |
| Dimensions | 40.0 mm Ø × 19 mm wall × 82.8 mm length |
| Approx. Mass | ~628 g |
| Engine Compatibility | 1989–2007 5.9L Cummins (12V, 24V, CR) |
| UPC | Not specified by manufacturer |
| GTIN | Not specified by manufacturer |
| Shipping | Calculated at checkout; optional shipping insurance available |
| Prop 65 | This product may expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Learn more |