The Oil Level Gauge is part of an internal combustion engine that is used to measure the level of oil in the engine's oil pan. The assembly consists of parts like the Gauge, Handle, O-Level, and Rivet. It is typically located on the engine block and is connected to the oil pan by a dipstick. The dipstick is inserted into the oil pan through a tube and is used to measure the oil level by checking the level of oil on the dipstick against the markings.

Attributes:
• Indicate the minimum and maximum oil levels
• Manufactured to precise specifications and are built for durability, and reliability
• Phosphate coating applied on the throughout blade length
• Provided Oil Level Gauge joint must withstand 90N pull

Applications:
The Oil Level Gauge is used in the engine to ensure that the engine has the proper amount of oil to operate efficiently.