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Old 09-26-2014, 09:22 AM
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The dipstick diameter is correct and fits but I think it is too short. It also does not have any markings at the bottom to tell where your oil level is.

I took a picture last night and it measures approximately 10 inches from the end to the bottom of the cap.
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Old 09-26-2014, 09:28 AM
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Here is a more clear picture of where the dipstick tube is mounted.
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Here is a more clear picture of where the dipstick tube is mounted.
Take the side panel off and see where the tube attaches to the block. That is what we need to know.
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Alright. Im heading to the house at lunch and Ill take some pictures.
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Don't know where my post went from lastnight but ,you are right Jonathan . I was thinking he was replacing the whole dipstick and tube. My mistake
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Here are the pics.
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