Re: Yanmar 155d Dipstick

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Posted by Tom Bergstrand on Sunday, May 31, 2009:

In Reply to: Yanmar 155d Dipstick posted by Jeff on Monday, July 07, 2008:

I used to run into this problem with "universal" dipsticks on diesel trucks . Empty the crankcase and change the filter . Fill it with the right amount less one quart . Run for a couple of minutes . Stop it and let it sit for 5 minutes . Check the oil with your new dipstick . Mark the spot where the oil comes up to . Add a quart and do it again . Mark the new spot . You now have full and one quart low . If you want to be perfectly safe fill the oil filter in the beginning but use that number in your equation .

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