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07-22-2003, 09:55 AM
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Location: Oklahoma City
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In blocks currently supplied with front sump pans, the dipstick tube nipple is located in the side of the pan and the side block location is plugged. I conclude from this Ford engineers don't want you using the side block location with the front sump pan. In the case of the front sump pan, the locations of choice are the timing cover or side of pan locations.
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