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Why would a 92 camaro overheat after the oil pump was changed?
oil pump is defective and not working.
How do you tell if the oil pump is workng?
If you have oil pressure it is working.
How do you tell if oil pump is not working?
My guess is low or no oil pressure.
How do you put out oil light on octavia?
Ensure there is sufficient oil and that the oil pump is working correctly
Does a car run if the oil pump is not working?
the oil pump is what pumps the oil, the equivalent of your heart and blood, if your heart stopped how long b4 you die?????
What happens if water pump is not working?
if your water pump fails, engine will overheat. You will have no heat in vehicle.
What can you do about noisy valves in a ford f150 with v6 engine?
Repair or replace the oil pump, or replace the valves, if the oil pump is working properly.
What happens when oil pump fails?
it blows up and you will die!
Why does oil pressure on 1998 trooper 3.5 drop to 0 when idling?
Two things to check: Is there any oil in the engine? Is the oil pump working? If you remove the dip stick while the engine is running you should get oil all over you if the pump is working.
What happens if you put sugar in engine oil?
It does not dissolve in the oil. If the pump happens to pick up the sugar, the filter will stop it. If there is enough sugar, the filter could become restricted and oil glow will suffer.It does not dissolve in the oil. If the pump happens to pick up the sugar, the filter will stop it. If there is enough sugar, the filter could become restricted and oil glow will suffer.
For a 1997 Town and Country if the oil level is correct but the oil light is coming on how do you determine if it is the oil pump?
Take the oil filter off, turn the engine a few times. if oil shoots out where the filter was, the pump is working.
What is oil safety on Yamaha blaster?
If you are referring to the oil light between handle bars. That means you oil pump is not working correctly.
