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This Continental A65-8 (4-quart) dipstick was quality-made, fit perfectly and looked good. A perfect replacement for the old and worn original cap.
Dipstick Long Neck
Bought one in MAY 2023 & believe the manufacturer read all the reviews, making necessary adjustments. Was looking just for a sealing ring to replace the silicone ring I bought as I was not getting a good seal & was constantly cleaning up a nasty oil mess. New dipstick very much solved the problem & secures well, yet does not require Hercules to remove. Am buying a few more to replace on other O-200s we are rebuilding.
Dipstick Long Neck
Worked fine for my continental 0200
will have to return. I thought that it would fit a Lycoming engine. Is a well maid item. Just want be able to use it.
Very hard to get fully seated on oil tank neck
On my C-85, it didnt work so well. It came loose after about 10 min of flight. Made a bit of a mess. Fixed by adding a second gasket to snug it up. Seems to work now. Original equipment was spring loaded. Could not find a similar one on the market.
Second one of these dipsticks to break off at the spot welds in an O-200 with less than 50 hours. AP/AS will not allow you to return for refund. Instead they send you to Wag Aero
Mine also broke the spot weld, at about 40 hours. It gets one star because it looked good and screwed on tightly while it lasted.
Spot weld broke at about 50 hours
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No, this is a 6 quart dipstick.