With the pan on the bench (off the engine) fill the pan to the correct level with a measured liquid. You can use water, but I prefer not to. Insert the dipstick and mark it at that level. Now you know how much the pan holds and have a properly marked dipstick. You will need to add additional oil to account for oil lines, cooler, filter, etc. That should do it.
With the pan on the bench (off the engine) fill the pan to the correct level with a measured liquid. You can use water, but I prefer not to. Insert the dipstick and mark it at that level. Now you know how much the pan holds and have a properly marked dipstick. You will need to add additional oil to account for oil lines, cooler, filter, etc. That should do it.
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