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Flexible Engine Oil Dipstick for 1965-1990 Big Block Chevy [Black]
555-52355
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52355 Features:
- Fits big block Chevrolet engines such as 396, 402, 427, 454, 502, and others based on the popular platform
- Add the finishing touch to your engine bay with an extra bit of functional good looks
- Suitable to replace the original unit
- Provides a tight seal to ensure that you get the best performance out of your vehicle
- Designed with black stainless steel braided hose and black billet aluminum handle
JEGS 52355 Chevy Flexible Engine Oil Dipstick fits 1965-1990 Chevy Big Block engines. Featuring a black billet aluminum handle with a braided stainless hose, this dipstick is 20 3/4 in. long. Includes a funnel adapter for easy fluid filling.
Specifications:
Will it fit and read right on a 7 qt oil pan
Does this work with million 30955 bbc pan
Need flex stainless steal dip stick small block 350 Chevy long shaft
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