Dodge automobile enthusiasts have come to expect a certain level of reliable transport when driving their P100 Van around town. It's not all the time that you discover you need a replacement Oil Pump to fix your automobile. When your Dodge P100 Van left the factory, it was destined for a person with discerning taste who values a trusted name in their automobile. Obviously, you didn't buy your P100 Van unless you knew that you wanted power and great value both rolled up into one vehicle.
The longevity of our engines depends on how well they are cared for and lubricated. All of your engine's internal parts receive their oil through passages in the block, and it's under pressure created by your Dodge P100 Van oil pump. It is typically driven be either the crankshaft or camshaft, and it uses the rotation to create the oil pressure necessary to lubricate your Dodge P100 Van engine. On engines with mechanically timed ignition, the oil pump sits in the oil pan and is connected to the distributor. On engines with electronic ignition, the oil pump is mounted between the water pump and engine block.
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