WTB Oil gage rod and cap TCM PN 656616-3 (dipstick))

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Re: WTB Oil gage rod and cap TCM PN 656616-3 (dipstick))

Postby Dave Taylor » Mon Oct 21, 2024 1:43 pm

sounds like a good idea, Jim - might be less expensive than the $600 I was quoted (even though none are available). Send the company info, might do it.
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Re: WTB Oil gage rod and cap TCM PN 656616-3 (dipstick))

Postby Jim Anderson » Mon Oct 21, 2024 5:20 pm

Dave: I’m going to have to get a local engraver. The company engineer backpedaled when I reminded him that this was for an experimental aircraft. He said that he would help me, but that would be it, and asked me not to publish the company name, as they would not help other experimental owners. I’ll keep you updated, but will not be using that company. Jim
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Re: WTB Oil gage rod and cap TCM PN 656616-3 (dipstick))

Postby Paul Miller » Tue Oct 22, 2024 12:31 am

Is there a reason not to just punch some numbers and mark with a harbor freight punch? my older TSIO sticks were punched and I think the Legacy one is also.
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Re: WTB Oil gage rod and cap TCM PN 656616-3 (dipstick))

Postby Clark Baker » Tue Oct 22, 2024 7:10 am

I have the large capacity pan from AeroChia that someone was custom making for him (IO550N).
Eleven quarts is about the 6 quart mark on the dipstick. My engine seems to like between 5 and 6 quarts.

I use it like a most other engine dipsticks (ie, no numbers)- 6 quarts (indicated on the stick) being “full” and 5 quarts or so time to add a quart.

If I check the oil level and it would happen to be much below 5 quarts, I’ve likely got a problem that needs investigating as I don’t use much oil.
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