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It would not be hard to place it over the bell housing & mount it on the drivers side. It was mentioned in this thread that someone had done it.
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Great idea but the B&M one looks a bit thin for refilling trans through. I'm thinking of using copper pipe but havr to see if copper fittings are right size and thread to screw into trans and find a dip stick to fit.
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Well I ordered the B&M dipstick for my 2018 PP1, the real issue is that the hose/tube is to long and there is really no way to shorten it, so I returned it.
I built my own and it works great, the best part is that I can easily add fluid as needed, if needed.
I will be posting pictures of it once I can get back to the shop, as everything is closing up for a month.
Also I want to wish you and yours all the best.
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It’s been noted in this very thread that the B&M F150 10R80 dipstick will not work on the S550:
https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/threads/2018-10r80-dipstick.136868/#post-2843307

So far, no one has come out with a 10R80 dipstick for the S550. The problem with the one mentioned above is it is too long, therefore no matter how it’s routed won’t matter, the stick itself is too long.

To shorten it would require not only shortening the exterior tube it goes into, but also shortening the stick AND retaining the proper measurement. The biggest issue is just that - getting the proper length of the actual stick to measure the proper fluid reading after it’s been shortened, otherwise it’s just time and $$$ wasted.

For trial and error purposes, once the stick and tubing is cut, and if cut too short, it’s trash - and that’s a $250.00 mistake that can’t be returned for money back…
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