Description:
The Oil Level Gauge (Dipstick) has a ring or handle at one end for easy insertion and removal from the engine. It refers to the location of the dipstick in relation to the engine. Different models may have the dipstick on different sides of the engine, and "left hand" would indicate that it is located on the left-hand side when facing the engine from the front side. The other end is marked with indicators that show the minimum and maximum oil levels. It has additional markings that indicate the optimal oil level for the engine under certain conditions, such as when the engine is hot or cold. It is inserted into the engine's oil reservoir or oil pan and then removed. The oil on the dipstick is then checked against the markings to determine if the oil level is within the recommended range. If the oil level is low, additional oil can be added until it reaches the optimal level.

Attributes:
• Creates a tight seal to prevent oil from leaking out of the reservoir.
• Oil filler caps have a venting system to allow air to flow in and out of the reservoir as needed.

Applications:
The Dipstick can be used to check the oil level after adding or changing the oil to ensure that the engine has the correct amount.