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11 Dec 2020 12:48 #1 by John Farrell
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As Larry said "easy peasy" even for a novice like me when it comes to mechanical issues! Tighter fit now.

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04 Dec 2020 21:55 #2 by Matt Gunsch
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the cap is easy to take apart, just push and twist,
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too many years GA and Warbird Maint
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02 Dec 2020 18:18 #3 by John Farrell
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thanks for that suggestion, Larry

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02 Dec 2020 17:36 - 02 Dec 2020 17:37 #4 by Larry Snyder
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You probably don’t need a new one. Easy peasy:

1. Buy a new silicon gasket at www.realgaskets.com. It might make it tight enough to seal. But if it doesn’t:

2. Tap on the tangs in the cap to tighten the seal. Don’t overdo it, those silicon gaskets don’t need a ton of pressure to seal.

Fixed!
Last edit: 02 Dec 2020 17:37 by Larry Snyder.
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02 Dec 2020 17:00 #5 by John Farrell
Oil Dip Stick was created by John Farrell
Looking to replace my oil dip stick for a C-85 engine. Mine does not close tightly. Probably the original one. My coupe is a 1948 415E hot rod. N94865. Only had it three months. Old Bonanza driver. My last Hoorah! Fun to fly! Thanks

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