OMIX- ADA Dipstick tube ?

[Bunky67]

After reading the warnings on the aftermarket dipstick tubes, I purchased a OMIX-ADA (Rugged Ridge, Outland automotive ) Dipstick and it was too big and even after making the flares smaller and got it installed it wasn't right, So Today I called OMIX-ADA and explained my situation along with the other post on the WEB, The Tech Support guy was un aware of the issue, so he measure a tube and it was bigger then the .328 measurement of the hole, (I got this measurement off a post on the Web) So wanted some input from others on this issue so they can possibly get it resolved,

So If anyone else has experienced this please post on here or contact OMIX-ADA,

 

[83cj7]

Better yet, Buy one from bulltear and help support one of the few Amc engine experts still in business

 

[Old Dog]

X2 nothing from omix-ada ever works right.

 

[CJ]

Bulltear! The tubes fit the first time... Their web site is a pain but their products are first rate!

 

[CJim7]

Better yet, Buy one from bulltear and help support one of the few Amc engine experts still in business

Bulltear! The tubes fit the first time... Their web site is a pain but their products are first rate!

x2...er...3

 

[Bucks86Renegade]

OMIX is a four letter word in China, too. Sometimes they're the only choice for parts though.

 

[Omahacj]

As a diesel tech I found that the cummins ISB dipstick tube is a perfect fit only really thing is that its shorter but You can measure the difference and cut of the extra.

 

[Bunky67]

Better yet, Buy one from bulltear and help support one of the few Amc engine experts still in business

I agree supporting bull tear is a gpod idea but the dipstick is twice the mone

 

[CJ]

I agree supporting bull tear is a gpod idea but the dipstick is twice the mone

Twice the money, it fits the first time and needs no modifications.

Ultimately, it's up to the buyer...

 

[Old Dog]

But if the omix doesn't fit it's worth nothing.