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Screw-in Dip Stick Tube, Passenger Mount, 289/302, 73-77 Ford Bronco SKU: 8031
Screw-in Dip Stick Tube, Passenger Mount, 289/302, 73-77 Ford Bronco
Screw-in Dip Stick Tube Passenger Mount 289/302 73-77 Bronco
Product Overview:
Ensure accurate oil level readings in your Early Bronco with this Screw-In Oil Pan Dipstick Tube. Designed for later-style oil pans, this tube threads securely into the side of the pan using a tube nut, providing a tight, leak-free fit. Built for use with the original dipstick, it includes the factory type mounting bracket for stability, keeping it securely attached to the engine block. Whether you're restoring your Bronco or replacing a worn-out tube, this high-quality replacement ensures reliable performance and durability!
Full description
Ensure accurate oil level readings in your Early Bronco with this Screw-In Oil Pan Dipstick Tube. Designed for later-style oil pans, this tube threads securely into the side of the pan using a tube nut, providing a tight, leak-free fit. Built for use with the original dipstick, it includes the factory type mounting bracket for stability, keeping it securely attached to the engine block. Whether you're restoring your Bronco or replacing a worn-out tube, this high-quality replacement ensures reliable performance and durability!
Early Bronco Screw-In Oil Pan Dipstick Tube
Ensure accurate oil level readings with this Screw-In Engine Oil Dipstick Tube, designed for stock Bronco engine oil pans using the original dipstick. This tube is built to fit later-style oil pans, threading directly into the side of the pan with a secure tube nut.
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Direct Fit for Early Bronco Oil Pans – Threads into the pan for a secure connection
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Compatible with Stock Dipsticks – Designed for original Early Bronco dipsticks
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Durable Construction – Built to withstand engine heat and oil exposure
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Engine Block Mounting Bracket – Ensures stability and proper alignment
This screw-in dipstick tube is the perfect replacement for Early Bronco owners looking for a reliable and secure dipstick tube replacement.
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Asked by Kirk Hesington, December 5, 2021
Q: My 1975 Bronco has always leaked where the stock slide-in dip stick tube connects with the oil pan. To use the screw-in dip stick tube, I'll need to buy a whole new pan that has the threaded female connection, right? Or is there another way?
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Answered by ☆ sales - December 7, 2021
A: Correct, and the screw in ones normally leak too. Trying to seal, or re-seal what you have may be best. If it is too far gone, you do need change the whole pan. If you do buy an new pan, do anything you can to seal the area permanently before installing. Otherwise, some will plug the pan off completely, and do a timing cover style dip stick.
Asked by Bruno, October 28, 2019
Q: Hi, I am looking for a oil dipstick tube for my 1964 Ford f100, that one looks like the same, can you confirm please? Thanks
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Answered by ☆ sales - October 30, 2019
A: The manufacturer lists this dip stick for the Bronco only.
Asked by Dave Gray, October 2, 2019
Q: About this dipstick tube
Im looking for one that threads into my 1991 roller 302 block. It has dual sump pan but the diptube needs to thread into my block on drivers side between cyl #7 and 8.
Will this fit? I've tried a few from other vendors and none fit.
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Answered by ☆ sales - October 3, 2019
A: No, this is designed to screw into the oil pan, not the block. The thread size is 5/8-18 tpi.
Asked by Anonymous, January 3, 2017
Q: what is the size is the threads?
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Answered by ☆ sales - January 4, 2017
A: The thread size is 5/8-18.
Asked by Lee d wilson, September 8, 2013
Q: What is the length of this tube?
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Answered by ☆ 8578 - September 11, 2013
A: Approx. 14
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