Reply to "broken oil dipstick tube in block"

Keithstoy (Guest)

I did finally get it out. It came out fairly easily. But my new aftermarket chrome tube has some extra clearance, so I wondered if it uses an "O" ring seal. I took an old coil rubber, inverted it and used it as an oil seal. Worked perfectly, except then my two year old water pump started leaking! Always something! I replaced it, packed the front wheel bearings, and found out my rack is shot. Oh well, still heading for Vegas in two weeks. It should make it???

4/13/089:05 PM

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