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hi guys, can anyone advise, how is the dipstick tube removed from the casting?

tried turning it but no luck


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I put a 5/16" bolt in the end to prevent it from collapsing. Then grab it with Vice Grips and twist and lift.


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thanks dave (good idea about the bolt)

so its just a press fit then.

thanks ill give it a go

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Yes, just a pressed fit.


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