Loose oil filler tube

Smear on a little silicone glue (3M) and using a flat piece of orin or hard wood on top of the tube drive it back into the block.

Works every time. You can make it as tight as you want to by just adding strikes as needed.

Zane

That's a common technique for auto body workers. If ya gots a sheet of metal that ya want ta make bow out a little, put a "dolly" on the back side and beat the front side a bit. Works great, but takes a little skill to make it work out right. Good body work doesn't require a lot of Bondo, just time and skill. That's why we don't see much of it anymore.

It's also gotten cheaper to replace the fender than pay the labor to hammer it out and make it right—so we've lost the people who had the skills to do good quality work. The sheet metal has also gotten thinner (lighter) and harder to work with. You still see this kind of quality work in custom body shops where they get $$ for their labor and skill.

Check the archives. I just typed in "oil filler tube", and found ove 170 replies. Page two has what you need.

HTH

Ron