HELP! My cars oil pump don’t get power
Can any one help me with this thanks:thankyou:
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dont know what kind of motor you have but if its a m20 its driven by the timing belt. if its a m5x/s5x its driven by timing chain. -
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How do you know it not getting “power”? It primes as your motor turns over.Comment
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I unplugged the plug and tested cranking and no powerOriginally posted by Cayoncrusier93 View PostComment
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can you post a photo of your oil pump please.Comment
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It’s dark out but it’s getting no power and it’s a stock pumpOriginally posted by e30davie View PostComment
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Where is it located?Comment
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If it’s sticking out of the oil pan. That is the oil level sensor. If the “oil” light is light up in the check panel, it means your oil level is low or it’s defective and it has switched on. If your oil image lights up in the dash, then yes you have no oil pressure inside the motor.Comment
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Do you have a light? Flash on your phone? There's no electrical connector on the oil pump and it's an internal component.Originally posted by 325isgao View PostThe first car I ever rode in was an e30
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Wish you the best and hope you don't remember anything after 10pm.
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Sorry I meant gas pump under back seatComment
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First thing is check the fuses. Look at them real good, one of my blow fuel pump fuse had the center wire intact but the wire had melted off the electrode on the side. Next is probably the fuel pump relay in the engine bay.Originally posted by 325isgao View PostComment
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What wattage is the fuse and where is the pump relayOriginally posted by Cayoncrusier93 View PostComment
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Fuse #11, fuel pump relay should be on the left shock tower. It’s three relays, the center one is the fuel pump relay. If you google it it’ll pop up.Comment
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