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how does the dip stick attach to the pan

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Old September 30th, 2017, 8:53 PM
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Red face how does the dip stick attach to the pan
on the transmission. Is it pressed on? Or a nut on the inside? Give me a brake......as you can see...I am a female..
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It presses in, and should have a bracket attached to trnsmission for support
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thank you for your kind reply. When you said, press; do you mean by a machine shop? Or can I press it in by hand? thanks for helping me...
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Check it, there should be a bracket that screws to the transmission, Physically look/fell for anything that it is attached to. Is it leaking?
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