Product Description
Restore precise oil clearance and quiet, durable operation with the MAHLE CB-1953AP A-Series standard-size connecting rod bearing pair for the 6.7L Power Stroke. Designed for OE-grade reliability in heavy tow and work-truck duty, this pair (upper + lower shells) combines a tri-metal upper for load capacity with an aluminum lower for scuff resistance and conformity—ideal for long-life rebuilds.
Fitment
- 2011–2024 Ford F-250 / F-350 / F-450 / F-550 Super Duty — 6.7L Power Stroke V8 (verify journal size and VIN).
Cross-Reference / Alternatives (Mahle on CPP Diesel only)
- MAHLE CB-1953AP-.25MM (.25 mm / 0.010" undersize)
- MAHLE CB-1953AP-.50MM (.50 mm / 0.020" undersize)
- MAHLE CB-1953H (STD, H-Series)
- MAHLE CB-1953HX (STD, .001" extra clearance)
Notes
Sold as one pair (upper + lower) for a single rod journal. Eight (8) pairs required per engine. Always measure the crank journal and housing bore, check oil clearance (plastigage/micrometers), and follow factory torque-angle specs and assembly lube best practices.
FAQ
Is this a full engine set?
No. This is one rod pair (upper + lower) for a single journal. Order eight pairs for a complete engine.
What’s the material and why does it matter?
A-Series uses a tri-metal upper for high load capability and an aluminum lower for excellent conformability and scuff resistance—great for OE-style rebuilds.
How do I know STD size is correct?
STD fits unground, standard-size journals. If your crank is turned, choose the matching undersize (.25 mm or .50 mm).
Specifications for Mahle CB-1953AP
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Brand | MAHLE / Clevite |
| Part Number | CB-1953AP (STD) |
| Series / Material | A-Series; upper shell tri-metal, lower shell aluminum |
| Engine Compatibility | 2011–2024 Ford 6.7L Power Stroke V8 |
| Pieces / Qty | 2 shells (upper + lower) — services one connecting rod |
| UPC | 27067927606 |
| GTIN | 027067927606 |
| Shipping | Calculated at checkout; optional shipping insurance available at checkout |
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