Essential Engine Lubrication with the Oil Pump

The heart of your vehicle's lubrication system is the oil pump. Its primary purpose is to circulate engine oil under pressure to the rotating bearings, the sliding pistons, and the camshaft of the engine. This lubrication prevents friction and ensures the smooth operation of many critical parts. Constructed with high-strength materials, these pumps are designed to provide a consistent flow of oil at the right pressure and volume.

How Does the Oil Pump Function?

The oil pump operates by taking oil from the oil pan and pumping it through the engine's oil filter to various parts. It's vital for maintaining the right oil pressure to lubricate surfaces and components while your engine is running. Without proper lubrication from the oil pump, parts can wear out faster and can ultimately lead to engine failure.

Signs of a Failing Oil Pump

If your oil pump begins to fail, you may notice a decrease in oil pressure, increased engine operating temperature, or noise coming from the engine. A malfunctioning pump can lead to a catastrophic engine failure, as friction surfaces wear out and overheat due to inadequate lubrication.

Keep Your Engine Running Smoothly

To avoid serious engine damage, it is crucial to replace a defective oil pump immediately. High-quality replacements are engineered to match the performance of your original pump, ensuring your engine remains in peak condition.

Compatible Car Models

• Legacy
• Impreza