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Forum: Hot Heads Tech Talk Forums->Hot Heads Tech Talk->Need help on Dipstick length [prev topic | next topic] jadranjohn Need help on Dipstick length Hi guys, I would really appreciate it if you gurus can give some information on dipstick lengths. I have two dipstick/tube assemblies. One is for a 354 rear sump and the other a 392 centersump that I have somehow mixed up. I am now using the rear sump pan from the 354 on my 392. Can you guys Inform me on what the length should be from where the flared area of tube seats on block to the high mark on dipstick. Cheers and Thanks John   on: Sat 08 of Sep, 2018 [16:11 UTC] reads: 3293 Posted messages Messages 10 20 30 All Style Plain Threaded Headers Only Sort Newest first Oldest first Score Threshold All 0 1 2 3 4 Find Top author message jadranjohn Re: Need help on Dipstick length on: Fri 05 of Oct, 2018 [01:44 UTC] score: 0.00 I was thinking the same if no answer Thanks Hemiorange author message hemiorange Re: Need help on Dipstick length on: Fri 14 of Sep, 2018 [16:03 UTC] score: 0.00 > Hi guys, I would really appreciate it if you gurus can give some information on dipstick lengths. > I have two dipstick/tube assemblies. One is for a 354 rear sump and the other a 392 centersump that I have somehow mixed up. > I am now using the rear sump pan from the 354 on my 392. > Can you guys Inform me on what the length should be from where the flared area of tube seats on block to the high mark on dipstick. > Cheers and Thanks > John Put 5 quarts in it. Let it run for a couple of minutes. Let it drain down for awhile. Check your oil, mark dipstick or cut tube to match. Page: 1/1 Show posts: All posts Last hour Last 24 hours Last 48 hours

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