This happened to us a while back, but don't worry, no oil will come out of there. It's not a big deal. IF you can get your dipstick out, go get a new one from the dealer, or if you are crazy like my husband, he & his friend got out the dremmel tool and shop vac. Our friend held the hose of the shop vac up to the tube while my hub cut the tube the dipstick is in with his dremmel. If you get the metal shavings in the tube, it's bad. Anyway, it cut the tube off just enough to be able to pull the rest of the dipstick out with pliers, then they took the drill......or something, made a hole in the top of what's left of the dipstick, and then put a small chain on it, so we can pull the dipstick out. Yes, my hub likes to do things the hard way, but it works. We went to Auto Zone and bought one of the universal dipsticks, but it was too big.
