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oil dipstick tip has broken off - need a measurement

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Old May 27, 2017
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oil dipstick tip has broken off - need a measurement

The tip of the oil dipstick has broken off and is IN the oil pan, BUT
that is causing no issues --

the issue is that I have no way to check the oil level.

The 1988 dipstick ISN'T available as far as I can see, so if anyone
could measure how long THE tip to the letter "E" is I think I could buy a generic oil dipstick and figure the rest out.

Part number E67E-6750-AC is stamped on the dipstick - see pic
 
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Old May 28, 2017
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Don't have that engine so can't tell you the length

But I have been in the same boat on other engines, i.e. missing or broken dipstick which is no longer available


I hit the wrecking yards, with the vehicle
They have LOTS of dipsticks

Find one that fits in the tube and is long enough then cut to length as needed
You can grind notches in it for correct levels

You have the broken one so should be fairly easy to go thru what they have and get one a little longer to test

DO NOT use a longer dipstick in the engine while it is running, cut it first, once you have an oil level
 
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Old Jun 4, 2017
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Well thank you, this will help in doing it right.
Patrick
 
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