Yeah, there's a way. I did this a few months back, and I've helped a few guys in the same boat since. Take what's left of your dipstick to Home Depot. Get a lag bolt that fits inside the broken end very snugly. Go home with the bolt, and bolt it into the hole where the dipstick was, and where the piece is. Once it's in there good and snug, get a hammer and a long flathead screwdriver. Put the tip of the screwdriver under the head of the bolt (leave a little room when you screw it in so you can do this). Hit the screwdriver's handle with the hammer, and the bolt should come out with the piece wrapped around it. That's what I did, and that's what a few people who I've helped did, no problems. One thing: Don't get a bolt that's too big, there's a slight risk of cracking the block if you force something down in there too hard. Get one that can be hand screwed into the dipstick, but can't be pulled out. As long as it grabs the inside, you'll be all set.