Oil dipstick seals....is this right?
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Afternoon all!
I had an oil leak from my dipstick so removed the seals and yes they were knackered. I bought new ones from import car parts but when refitting them, I wasn't happy with the fit.
I have now bought new ones from the dealership and the photo is what it looks like now refitted and bolted down. Is this right? The second of the two seals just looks loose almost..... Any ideas please?
And yes, two seals have been removed so it isn't one stuck in the feed to the sump, that was my first thought lol
Thanks! Adam
I had an oil leak from my dipstick so removed the seals and yes they were knackered. I bought new ones from import car parts but when refitting them, I wasn't happy with the fit.
I have now bought new ones from the dealership and the photo is what it looks like now refitted and bolted down. Is this right? The second of the two seals just looks loose almost..... Any ideas please?
And yes, two seals have been removed so it isn't one stuck in the feed to the sump, that was my first thought lol
Thanks! Adam
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I put a lick of oil on them to give them a better seal. I can't get it to physically go in any further regardless of the bracket. Any ideas?
Thanks for the reply
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