Reply to "broken oil dipstick tube in block"

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quote:
Originally posted by Keithstoy:
DOES ANYONE HAVE SOME ADVICE ON HOW TO REMOVE AN OIL DIPSTICK TUBE FROM THE BLOCK AFTER IT HAS BROKEN JUST IN HALF JUST ABOVE THE BLOCK. lOOKS LIKE A FLARE FITTING. I HAVEN'T BEEN ABLE TO CHECK MY OIL LEVEL IN QUITE A WHILE!!

As has been mentioned, it should come out quite easily. The aftermarket SS tubes have a nice shoulder welded on it.

4/7/082:07 PM

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