Change the oil pump in a f-150 4.6 2002 model

WHERE IS THE OIL PUMP? AND HOW DO YOU CHANGE IT? 2005 Chevrolet Impala
Asked by monkeyman in Alexandria, LA on July 04, 2011
I HAVE TO CHANGE THE INNER RINGS.
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chinasinoy on July 05, 2011
The oil pump is in the oil pan it is used to pump oil that is in the pan, around 4qts up and through the parts of the engine, are you looking for the oil filter?
This is a video teach you how to change it.
http://www.ehow.com/video_2327479_install-engine-oil-pump.html
hope that helps.

Either you have a faulty oil pressure switch or the pick up screen of the oil pump is clogged. I would change the switch first as it's 10 bucks not expensive then go on from there

You do not give make or model, Makes it hard for us mechanics . First check the drive to the pump is ok be it chain or camshaft driven, make sure the pick up tube is not cracked and the filter is not blocked .a new pump should be primed. pack the pump with petroleum jelly or prime with engine oil via the oil switch cavity .

Low oil pressure? It's not your pump. It the crankshaft bearings. I have never replaced an oil pump for low pressure. Always the bearings. I have replaced them because I did the rebuild or someone just wanted a high pressure pump. Don't waste your time on just a pump, only to have the same results. If you really like the car and it is worth it to you. Build the engine...It is 30 years old.

Slide under your BMW wearing very little. Yell loudly and ask somebody how do you change your oil. See what happens and
keep an open mind about it.

Low oil pressure starts from oil pump sounds like its blocked either in the pump filter or galleries in the enging. I would first call the dealer and check what filter system is on the pump which may require removal of the sump to replace or clean.

I would certainly not use a car with this problem as it could well cause engine failure. Try a good quality flush first and run the car for 20 minutes minimum on tick over. Remove and put a good quality oil in and do another oil change again if required a month later with a flush to make sure the gunge is out.

If this does not help do an oil pressure test and see what it comes out at checking the manufacturers recommended pressures. If you have changed the oil, pump filters and done a second oil change and still get low pressure then you may well have a faulty pump.

I would also check the oil pressure switch to make sure it s not giving a false reading. The loss of power sounds like Turbo failure and again dirty oil to the Turbo oil feed pipes could be restricitng flow, hence why regular flushing oil and filter change is important.

I would get the Turbo checked out same time as on this model it could well be a Turbo and engine change if its gone that far due to the metal particles contaminating the engine.

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I would check the oil level ASAP.In addition if you're vehicle is due for an oil change, git R done. I would then road test to see if the problem has ceased. Hope this helps

HEY MAN MY FRIEND HAD A AME PROBLEM ON HIS CITI GOLF THE OIL LIGHT GOESON WHEN THE CAR IS COOL ONCE HE DRIVES IT DISAPEAR THE PROBLEM WAS THE OIL PUMP INTO THE SUMP MAKE SURE U CHANGE IT YOUR OIL FILTER WILL BLUST ONE DAY ESPACIAL IN WINTER WHEN YOUR CAR IS COLD