Ken,
welcome
there is a
Ken,
welcome
there is a sealing washer on the dip stick lower nut. Most of the time they are just loose from some type recent servicing and simply need to be retightened.
Requires a 27mm wrench.
I use a thin shortened 27 open end. First loosen the upper nut of the dip stick tube itself, once a litte loose,tighten the lower nut threaded into the case, then retighten the upper nut.
If they are both tight to begin with it will likely require a new sealing washer.
It's real tight to get to both nuts with a big wrench but with patience it's not to hard.
HTH's
welcome
there is a
Ken,
welcome
there is a sealing washer on the dip stick lower nut. Most of the time they are just loose from some type recent servicing and simply need to be retightened.
Requires a 27mm wrench.
I use a thin shortened 27 open end. First loosen the upper nut of the dip stick tube itself, once a litte loose,tighten the lower nut threaded into the case, then retighten the upper nut.
If they are both tight to begin with it will likely require a new sealing washer.
It's real tight to get to both nuts with a big wrench but with patience it's not to hard.
HTH's
