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Dipstick

tomtom123

tomtom123

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So putting my engine back together and thr dipstick doesn't sit very tight? It sits loosely in its place. This normal? 99GTP with an 04 Impala L67 engine

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The dipstick should be snug in the tube. There is an o-ring on the plastic handle to seal in the dipstick tube, make sure it is in place.
 
I mean where the dipstick tube plugs into the engine. Sorry, crappy discription on my part

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I hope he's not gripping too tight.. he might have died.

There is a small o-ring on the tube at the bottom. It's common to go in pretty easy, or take a little persuasion. If it's in all the way, bolt it down and smile.
 
Lol yeah, I was kinda waiting for the pic =P
Its pushed up just a tad but I bolted it up top and it doesn't seem to move much. I figured I would see pretty quick if its going to leak or not.

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Well the body of the car isn't quite completely over the cradle yet. I was going to connect as many sensors as I could while the body of the car was still raised a little. Found that I need to splice the oil level sensor plug back onto the wiring harness because it got ripped off.

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Lol sorry. I've made a few posts recently and posted a picture in one of the other posts.
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Currently have this going on
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Still a few inches from being completely set in place

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