the oil pump is what pumps the oil, the equivalent of your heart and blood, if your heart stopped how long b4 you die?????
no but if you try to run the car with the water pump out you could overheat your engine
Run your engine for awhile, if it seizes up, the pump wasn't working.
you mean your fuel pump was working until you ran out of gas and now it doesn't work? yes, if you have an electric in-tank fuel pump, you need a new one. fuel pumps in the tank require lubrication to prevent them from overheating, and the fuel in your tank keeps the fuel pump "wet". when you run out of gas, you run it "dry" and will destroy the fuel pump.
It will run but not for very long. No oil pump means no oil will be moving throughout the engine to lubricate and cool the engine. The engine will overheat, bearings & rings will wear and in a short amount of time the engine will lock up and self destruct.
Sounds like you have big problems, sounds like it has been run low on oil, and or the oil pump quit working, and you wont be driving the car much longer,it sounds like rods knocking, which means new engine time .
I would say your oil pump is not working. Assuming of course there is oil in your engine. Don't run it until you can have it checked by a mechanic because a blown engine is a lot worse than just replacing the oil pump.
it is an external pump that is run by the timing chain... right by the oil filter...
When your fuel pump stops working so does your car you should hear a high pitch whine coming from the rear of vehicle when you turn the key to run
If the car is not getting any fuel, it will not run.
A bad engine oil pump could destroy the engine if allowed to continue to run. If the engine oil light stays on and or the oil pressure gauge reads "0", the engine is in serious trouble. Have it towed to a shop for diagnoses.
No, but it could run with a weak fuel pump.
Turn on the ignition switch but do not start the car. Be very quiet and you can hear the pump run for about 3 seconds until the system pressurizes. It's in the trunk.