How Do You Remove The Dipstick Tube From A Small Block Chevy?
The small block Chevrolet engine has been around for over 50 years now. From the 265-cubic-inch V8 to the venerable 350-cubic-inch V8, there have been many different displacements for the Chevy small block engine, and all of them have eight cylinders in a “V” configuration. Other than the cylinder count, a few engine parts have also remained a constant in the different designs–including the dipstick, which is used for checking the oil level in the oil pan. The dipstick allows you to determine whether you need to add oil to your car. Step 1 Pop the hood and locate the dipstick. This is a handle that comes up from the oil pan, and typically has a colored handle with the word “Oil” printed on the top. Place a shop rag in one hand and place the rag over the top of the dipstick handle. With the other hand, pull the dipstick up while you tighten the shop rag against the dipstick, wiping off the oil in the process. Step 2 Unbolt the dipstick tube from the engine using a 3/8-inch ratchet and
