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Lefty


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does anyone have a close-up picture of where the oil dipstick tube is located on the 194 six ?
I'm using a 250 6cyl and need to drill a hole in the block beside the distributor for the tube
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I will try to remember to take a pic of one after lunch some time today when I am near it.

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thanks, much appreciated


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DSCF0057.JPG

Does this help?

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not as good as Carls pic, but another for reference and this is a 63 194



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And for the record, those are both 63 Acadian wagon 194's!!! How rare is that??!!

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Thanks now i just have to decide if im brave enough to drill through the block
I think by your pictures it goes on the small ledge beside and left of the fuel pump
Thanks again for the help..
the one on the 250 im going  to use is welded to the deep side of the oil pan..


P.S. wish i would have kept the 194 30 yrs ago (sold for $50 )



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here is what i did..
had to bend the dip-stick stightly to pass by block
and miss oil sump


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Lefty wrote:

here is what i did..
had to bend the dip-stick stightly to pass by block
and miss oil sump


dip stick.JPG

holes drilled.JPG

passing block and sump.JPG

 



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