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Old 03-31-2018, 07:57 PM
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Hi guys. Would one of you guys measure the length of the 968 dip stick from upper O ring seal to the dip stick tip and post it here. I broke mine today . Thanks in advance!!
Old 04-01-2018, 01:09 AM
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I’ve got 20-15/16” from tip to center of O-ring on my ‘95 Cab.
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You going with the coat hanger wire method?
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Boeing. Naw, I will pick up a real one from parts heaven over in Hayward Calif tomorrow. My 951 is sitting next to the 968 in the driveway so I used it to get a reading today using that measurement I was given by spokaman
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I have never has the oil pan off of one of these. I will assume there is a wire mesh screen on the suction line leading to the oil pump inlet so I dont need to really worry about the broken section of dip stick that fell into the sump, RIGHT?????
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i'll give anyone $10,000 if they can find the dipstick on my 968.
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Originally Posted by spanky
I have never has the oil pan off of one of these. I will assume there is a wire mesh screen on the suction line leading to the oil pump inlet so I dont need to really worry about the broken section of dip stick that fell into the sump, RIGHT?????
That cover isn't too hard to take off is it?
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Boeing: which cover are u asking about??
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Boeing: which cover are u asking about??
I meant the oil pan cover, sorry. Haven't done it but from memory looked pretty easy?
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After you disconnect the tie rods, control arms (A arms) and power steering hoses. The cross member (with the steering rack) and the oil pan are a breeze!
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Originally Posted by spark1
After you disconnect the tie rods, control arms (A arms) and power steering hoses. The cross member (with the steering rack) and the oil pan are a breeze!
Haha, ok so maybe not.



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