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> Dipstick Tube Replacement
yeahmag
post Mar 2 2026, 12:21 PM
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The dipstick tube is damaged on the case I'm using for my new build. I thought it would be no big deal to replace, but I can't seem to find the right tubing size. Anybody have some guidance?

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post Sep 14 2026, 04:21 PM
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Here’s how I did my dipstick installations.

Put the new tube in the freezer overnight.

Cut off the damaged dipstick tube flush with the case.

Use a 8mmx1.25 tap to create threads and screw in an 8mm stud.

I needed to use a 3” 1/4” drive socket extension with the tap wrench to

clear the chimney.

Knock out the old tube and stud with a long punch and hammer.

Get the new tube from the freezer and with a few hammer raps, it’s done.

There was no need to open up the case tube hole.
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