Can the tube fit down a dipstick tube?
1046183
The pump comes with two plastic tubes; one is small with a diameter similar to a drinking straw, maybe ~1/4-inch, and the other is larger with a diameter of ~1/2-inch. The smaller tube looks designed to fit in a standard dipstick tube. I have used the pump once but my boat's twin engines have a large dipstick opening so I have not actually stuck the tube down a standard dipstick tube but I'm confident the smaller tube will fit a standard dipstick tube. PS: Note that on my pump the flow direction arrows were backwards and it took me a few minutes to figure out the problem and get the pump working. The pump comes with two plastic tubes; one is small with a diameter similar to a drinking straw, maybe ~1/4-inch, and the other is larger with a diameter of ~1/2-inch. The smaller tube looks designed to fit in a standard dipstick tube. I have used the pump once but my boat's twin engines have a large dipstick opening so I have not actually stuck the tube down a standard dipstick tube but I'm confident the smaller tube will fit a standard dipstick tube. PS: Note that on my pump the flow direction arrows were backwards and it took me a few minutes to figure out the problem and get the pump... » Read More The pump comes with two plastic tubes; one is small with a diameter similar to a drinking straw, maybe ~1/4-inch, and the other is larger with a diameter of ~1/2-inch. The smaller tube looks designed to fit in a standard dipstick tube. I have used the pump once but my boat's twin engines have a large dipstick opening so I have not actually stuck the tube down a standard dipstick tube but I'm confident the smaller tube will fit a standard dipstick tube. PS: Note that on my pump the flow direction arrows were backwards and it took me a few minutes to figure out the problem and get the pump working. « Show Less
1046184
The pump comes with two plastic tubes; one is small with a diameter similar to a drinking straw, maybe ~1/4-inch, and the other is larger with a diameter of ~1/2-inch. The smaller tube looks designed to fit in a standard dipstick tube. I have used the pump once but my boat's twin engines have a large dipstick opening so I have not actually stuck the tube down a standard dipstick tube but I'm confident the smaller tube will fit a standard dipstick tube. PS: Note that on my pump the flow direction arrows were backwards and it took me a few minutes to figure out the problem and get the pump working.
1057396
not sure what the 'down stay' is - but if you mean the 'seat stay' or 'seat post', yes you can. however if you mean the 'down tube', no you can't -- too thick for the Snugg to fit around.
1799900
The hose that came with mine is about 3/8" (1mm) outside diameter. I use it to flush and fill my tranns., but I do from underneath it through a fill hole on the pan (VW with no dipstick for trans fluid). As Carl said, it may not be long enough to reach the bottom of the pan through a dipstick opening. It's easy enough to get some fish tank tube to connect to it though.
32600
Not unless you have foot pegs instead of floor boards. These mount where the down tubes turn back under the engine...3 bolt holes
2148740
The tubing is different. I think maybe if you cut the tubing it might work, but I haven't tried that. Otherwise the parts are compatible.
2171854
A long tube to fit down the oil dipstick tube and a more flexible tube to use in vacuuming brake fluid out of the brake system.
1798421
Yes, you can clamp it onto pretty much any tube. So long as it's roughly the same diameter as the seat post.
2045613
the tube inner diameter is about 2mm(0.078 inch),you need a proper connector.
1659442
Thanks for the inquiry! Yep, that mount should fit on oversized down tubes. Have a good one!
2064406
You might have to stretch the tubing over the tip a bit, but it will fit the 1/4 clear tubing.
197223
Yes, since the wheel attachment hooks up the same as the pad attachment. Be sure the wheel coupling matches the tube diamention.
2215547
I don't know why it would not fit, as long as you have a solid pipe or handle going up and down. It don't have to be straight up & down because the cup holder is adjustable. Hope this help's you. Good luck.
547467
I'm not sure. I also installed cold air intake (which has larger tube) and it barely fit. Measure your stock air tube and see if it will fit 2.953 inches which is 75mm.
476588
Hello Vince, to be honest with you either tube will work, but I would personally go with a smaller tube because they are just easier to install on the fly...
131713
It will if the inside of the headtube is 1-1/8 inches in diameter. One thing I like about this fork is that I can control the fork's travel. For the street I secure zero travel. I'm pleased with this product. Buy it.
136855
Yes as long as you have clearance from the air cleaner and a/c compressor. They are a little larger diameter than a stock distributor. You may have to put an aftermarket air cleaner of a smaller diameter for clearance.
727761
The tube supplied is between 3/8 and 1/2 outer diameter. I went to lowes to purchase attachments to decrease the diameter (brass miniature plumbing fitings) to 1/4 inch, and also purchased 1/4 inch tubing that will insert into my jetski dipstick tube. The product works great.Steve