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#1
so, I pulled out my dipstick tube to fix a leak, and now i can't get it to go in and seat all the way. its hitting something before the o-ring starts to even seal.
anyone know how the tube needs to bend? what am i hitting inside?
86 1.6 n/a
#2
spit on it...![]()
I didn't do much today, but i'am going to give it hell tomorrow.
#3
Drop the pan...it's quick and easy......and check it out. The dipstick tube actually rotates a bit while it goes in/out, and it's easier to see what's going on with the pan off.
#4
before i pull the oil pan, i have a spare block torn down, ill put the oil pump back on and see if i can get the dipstick bent right to slide into place.
#5
dipstick tube bends real easy, and wont go back in same way as it was, use tube from other block if you have one, while your taking it out you need to be real careful cause it can get a little jammed and then the bend changes real easy. gl.
Type I's
the "little" D
also 962 -0 to 60 in 4 years-
why??more than 1 wire to shut her off?? a blasphemy!
#6
#7
it turned out the dipstick was too long. it was hitting the bottom of the oil pan. took off the pan, and it sticks out past the oil pickup. cut about an inch off and alls good.
#8
Type I's
the "little" D
also 962 -0 to 60 in 4 years-
why??more than 1 wire to shut her off?? a blasphemy!