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You must mean the dipstick tube. It's an interference fit so you'll have to pull it out.
Yeah, you can grab it "gently" with a pair of pliers or channel locks and, rotating it back and forth, pull out on it.
When you put it in the new cover put some #2 Permatex on the part of the tube that goes into the cover.
Yeah, you can grab it "gently" with a pair of pliers or channel locks and, rotating it back and forth, pull out on it.
When you put it in the new cover put some #2 Permatex on the part of the tube that goes into the cover.
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