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Just finished oil cooler replacement as well as standpipes dummy plugs and y pipe couple other odds and ends. I just found a bolt on my bench curious where it goes and how critical it is any help identifying it would be awesome so I don't have to go tearing this back apart looking 🤦
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Without a ruler next to it, I cannot tell, but it looks like an oil cooler bolt for a 7.3L.

However, that bolt and a nut would also secure an up-pipe to an exhaust manifold.

Again, I am 7.3L, not 6.0; Please post a picture with a ruler next to it.
 

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Ruler would help, as well as telling us what socket fits the head. I'm thinking it looks a lot like the oil rail hold-down bolt.....but some years had regular bolts and some had torx bolts and I can't remember which style the '06 has off the top of my head.
 

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That’s not an oil cooler bolt. I’m 99% sure that’s what I mentioned before. Front and rear cover bolts are similar but you didn’t remove those. That’s an M8 x1.25 bolt. Nothing else on that motor uses that bolt in the photo.
 

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You didn’t take any of the small head bolts out along the top near the oil cooler did you? That size/length bolt could be used there also. Only other spot I just thought of too are rocker box to head bolts but you would have had to take the oil rail out for those.
 
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