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PostPosted: Tue Nov 02, 2004 8:23 pm 
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Peoples.... just wondering if this is the right stick for my engine (1275 block eng # 12YDTAH8684) there is a metal cylinder that sticks out from the block a couple of centimetres and the whole shaft is roughly 15cm long.

Is it right? Do you need more pics?
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PostPosted: Tue Nov 02, 2004 9:47 pm 
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that looks like mine steve
im not sure if my rubber plug comes out as well

at the bottom does it say:


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coz thats what mine says

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It depends. If you have a plastic dipstick tube they usually take the flat type dipstick with the cap that goes over the plastic. :wink:

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drmini in aust wrote:
It depends. If you have a plastic dipstick tube they usually take the flat type dipstick with the cap that goes over the plastic. :wink:


Doc.. the tube is metal and would be about 15cm long approx.

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There were a few different ones in the metal tubes- that looks like one of them.

As long as it (almost) reaches the bottom, and seals OK in the tube, don't sweat it.. :wink:

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Cool Doc... will stay with that one then...... was just worried that it would not be giving me a correct reading and i would not know when the oil is low or not.......

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