oil pump is inside engine and oil filter is on the outside
Oil pump
In the oil pan under the oil filter the filter screws onto it
No, it does not have an oil filter. It uses a splash lubrication system and has no oil pump.
On a 3.8L 95 mustang the oil filter mounts to the oil pump.
Oil Pump Check Valve. Replace oil pump
it is an external pump that is run by the timing chain... right by the oil filter...
Take the oil filter off, turn the engine a few times. if oil shoots out where the filter was, the pump is working.
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.
Directly, no.
The oil pump is located where the oil filter screws on. Take the oil filter off and there are three or four bolts. you will see it when you get the filter off. has been a while since I change one.
Nothing. The oil is found in sand and dirt. When the pump the oil out the filter it and leave everything else behind
Depending on the engine: (According to Haynes Repair Manual) 3.0L - the oil pump is located in the oil pan. You'll have to remove the oil pan, then the oil pump mounting bolt. Lower and remove the oil pump assembly (the oil pump intermediate shaft will come down with the pump). 3.8L - The oil pump is mounted in the oil pump cover/oil filter adapter. The oil pump intermediate shaft is mounted to the timing chain by a clip (I have a 3.0L, so I haven't seen this). You'll have to remove the oil filter, then the oil cooler assembly. Remove the oil pump/oil filter adapter from the front cover (inspect the oil pump gear pocket). Remove the oil pan, the pickup tube bracket nut, and two mounting bolts to remove the oil pump pickup, then lower and remove the pickup. This is probably more info than you wanted, but there you go.