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09-25-2004, 04:41 PM
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If you are looking for accuracy, the best way to find out is to change your oil and filter, and run the engine briefly, and let it settle for an hour. Then check the dipstick. Where ever the oil is becomes your new mark. If it doesn't match one that's already on the dipstick, use a punch and make a new mark. This way you know exactly where the proper oil level is in your engine, with your mods.
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