Getting Dip Stick Back In~?
You just have to be at the right angle and you'll see the hole it went in...find the bolt hole on the head that it attached to, and follow the imaginary line down to the block. You'll see it...sometimes it helps to have someone underneath to guide it in.
A flashlight shined in about the middle of the block on that side from the top should show you where it is...the hole will be staring right at you. There isn't anything else that looks even close to being able to take the dipstick...just look at it while standing along the passenger side fender.
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My problem was i didnt no where it whent. And i couldnt see from my stadning view. So was just jamin it down there...
lol how bad does that sound if you didnt know what this post was
lol how bad does that sound if you didnt know what this post was
Originally Posted by MeentSS02
You just have to be at the right angle and you'll see the hole it went in...find the bolt hole on the head that it attached to, and follow the imaginary line down to the block. You'll see it...sometimes it helps to have someone underneath to guide it in.
f*ck yeah it does... i spent 30 min. with a buddy trying to get a dipstick in for my tranny on my 89 RS POS daily driver!!!