Engine Oil Pump Intermediate Shafts
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What is an Engine Oil Pump Intermediate Shaft?
An engine oil pump intermediate shaft is a small metal bar located between the oil pump and the crankshaft. It helps to transfer oil from the oil pump to the crankshaft, which lubricates the engine.
What are the signs of a faulty engine oil pump intermediate shaft?
Signs of a faulty engine oil pump intermediate shaft can include:
- Low oil pressure
- Loud noises coming from the engine
- Oil leaking from the oil pump or crankshaft seals
- Poor engine performance
Can a faulty engine oil pump intermediate shaft cause damage?
Yes, a faulty engine oil pump intermediate shaft can cause damage to the engine if it is not replaced promptly. The lack of lubrication to the engine due to a faulty shaft can lead to excessive wear and tear on the internal engine components.
How do you replace an engine oil pump intermediate shaft?
Replacing an engine oil pump intermediate shaft can be done in a few steps:
- Disconnect the negative battery cable and drain the engine oil.
- Remove the crankshaft pulley, oil filter, and oil pump.
- Take out the intermediate shaft and install the new one.
- Re-install the crankshaft pulley, oil filter, and oil pump.
- Reconnect the negative battery cable and refill the engine oil.