Oil Pump

The oil pump is required for pumping the engine oil from the sump into the oil circuit. It is very important for the lubrication of car engine. If you want that car oil doesn’t contain any unwanted particles, the oil filter is located directly behind the pump in the circulation. Most internal combustion engines have a gear pumps. They work on the displacement principle. The oil is brought through the gears in motion. This simple principle has proven itself. The oil pump can be incorporated into the crankcase with the oil pan. Sometimes, it can also be installed separately on the engine block.

The function of the oil pump can be checked with an oil pressure gauge. The measuring device is installed in the place of an oil pressure switch. It is not possible to make a diagnosis without this tool. Design of oil pumps allows them work for a whole life of car. Only at very high mileage, it is possible that the oil pump wear suffered by a defect. In rare cases, damage can also result from a defect in material. The expansion of an oil pump is very expensive, as well as the installation of a spare part. 

Therefore, an oil pump can be replaced by a specialist workshop. The oil pump can not be replaced without the prior measurement of oil pressure. In addition, all other possible problems are checked before its replacement. Gaskets may also be the cause of too low pressure. If you thnk that your oil pump is defective, you can buy a high quality replacement part in our store. Our online store has many other car parts. You will find also a brake disc, brake blocks, a starter/ starter, drive shaft, a mirror and a brake drum. If you are looking for a car spare part for your car, you will find it here.

HOW TO DETECT OIL PUMP FAILURE

Oil level should be checked at least once a month. First, inspect the pump sprocket. The component should not be worn or damaged due to mechanical impact. Next, unscrew the bolts of the pressure relief valve piston, and remove the component. Check if the gears and casing are not damaged. After that, check the level of springs wear and filter clogging.