The oil pump is a critical engine component because it provides the oil pressure to lubricate the crankshaft, camshaft, valvetrain and pistons. Oil pump failures may result from a variety of causes. Choosing the right type of oil pump for an engine application is also covered in this article, along with oil pump modifications for increased performance.
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The following video from Melling Oil Pumps explains how to correctly position and install an oil pump pickup tube and oil pump in an engine. It also tells you the common mistakes you should avoid when installing an oil pump.
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