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Question posted by mdachtg on February 8th, 2015

Just Bought 2001 Sunfire Can Not Find Motor Oil Dipstick Can You Please Help

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Answer #1: Posted by TommyKervz on February 15th, 2015 2:01 AM

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It is located on the side of the motor, right behind the radiator The dipstick's handle is a yellow ring.

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