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Flexible Engine Oil Dipstick for 1997 and Later LS Series Engines [Polished]
555-52252
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GM
JEGS 52252 Chevy Flexible Engine Oil Dipstick fits 1997 and later GM LS engines. Featuring a billet aluminum handle with a braided stainless hose, this dipstick is 20 3/8 in. long. Includes funnel adapter for easy fluid filling.
Specifications:
Will this fit 09 G8 gt?
I have a holley oil pan on my 5.3 that uses a gm ls3 dipstick but that won’t fit around my turbo headers. Will this work/read accurately?
Will this fit for a 2014 gmc denali 1500 6.2 ?
Where is this made?
I ordered a Jeg 555-50265 oil pan because I’m doing a LS swap will this work for my application?
Have a 5.3 with a 7qt street/strip oil pan, will this work and actually give accurate level reading?
Whould this fit right in to a 2005 silverado 4.8 with long tubes?
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