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Anonymous Posted on Jan 28, 2010

How do you change a oil pump

How do you change an oil pump

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  • Anonymous Jan 28, 2010

    2.2 i believe

  • Anonymous Jan 28, 2010

    2.2 i believe

  • Anonymous Jan 28, 2010

    i believe it is a 2.2

  • Anonymous Jan 28, 2010

    it is a 2.2

  • Anonymous May 11, 2010

    What engine is in your car? They came with two possible different ones.

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This is straight from the book.
1. Remove oil pan.
2. Place large drain pan under engine
3. Unbolt the pump and exstension shaft from the rear main cap.
4. Lower same
5.Before reinstall prime the pump with engine oil. Pour oil in the exstension shaft while turning the pump.
6. Attach the pump, extension shaft and retainer to the main bearing cap.
(aling the pump with the dowel pins while you align the top end of the exstension shaft with the lower end of the oil pump drive.
Note when proper it fits into place easily.
7. install the pump mounting bolt and torque to spec.
8. Put the oil pan back on.

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