How to change oil pump in 4.7 - 2000 Dodge Durango

You may have some bearings down,,, on cam or crank,,, check with manual guage to make sure the electric ones are right first

check that you are putting the filter in the right way as you may be blocking the flow instead of filtering the flow.

DianPenChe petrol pump in the tank, you want to change you must remove the fuel tank in the oil pump and there are two issue: 1 in the oil pump assembly, oil pump's called shell connected in, 4 s shops and rich in method, fast, simple, inexpensive, 500 piece count in the conscience. 2 in the pump core, open the cover of the oil pump assembly, is in the inside of the pump (pump), the full package instead of 100 pieces. Oil pump is bad bad pump core, assembly is a bigger plastic shell as a support, the pump core is fixed to live.
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To change the condensor undo the lines and mounts and remove.Replacing is opposite proceedure. Replace the air dryer/ receiver at the same time. There should be no need to change the compressor oil as it moves trhrough the system with the gas and there is no sump as such.

Remove oil pan oil pump and pick up tube & screen will be bolted on.
You should get oil pump lube, carb. cleaner, new pump oil,
oil pan gasket, silicon, oil & filter, loc-tight, gasket remover & tools metric, 1/4 drive socket set, scraper / putty knife, 2 jack stands, a jack or ramps,
& blocks for rear wheels.
Lets get started.

(1)Get your car up on stands or ramps block rear tires.

(2)Drain oil & remove oil filter remove battery cable NEG (-)

(3)remove pan

(4)remove old pump

(5)remove pick up tube from oil pump

(6)Now clean tube & screen with carb. cleaner place on news paper to dry.

(7) clean all old gasket off from engine & pan also clean bolts

(8)place silicon on pan place gasket on pan put bolts in from gasket side to Aline holes put a side to dry

(9) Attach tube to pump with a little loc-tight fill pump with oil pump lube

(10)attach pump to engine block make sure rod goes in proper & bolt are tight.

(11)Bolt pan back on engine using a 1/4 in drive ratchet don't over tighten bolts get all bolts in now slow run each bolt in starting at 1 end then jump to the other then go to bolt at other end a cross from 1st bolt. Do this till all bolts are ran in. Now tighten bolts look for gasket on side of pan.If it starts to push out stop go to next bolt.

(12)Instill new filter & drain plug,& pour in oil

(13)Replace Neg - cable

I hope this works for you it's a basic oil pump change for most cars.
Some take more steps.

This is straight from the book.
1. Remove oil pan.
2. Place large drain pan under engine
3. Unbolt the pump and exstension shaft from the rear main cap.
4. Lower same
5.Before reinstall prime the pump with engine oil. Pour oil in the exstension shaft while turning the pump.
6. Attach the pump, extension shaft and retainer to the main bearing cap.
(aling the pump with the dowel pins while you align the top end of the exstension shaft with the lower end of the oil pump drive.
Note when proper it fits into place easily.
7. install the pump mounting bolt and torque to spec.
8. Put the oil pan back on.

I belive they didn't reset the oil light timer. I belive the sequence is 1. key on (not acc with engine off)
2. step on the brake pedal 5 times within 10 seconds. 3. key off. 4. start car. 5. check if the light went out. you may have to try it a few times to get it.

could be a worn oil pump or pump pressure relieve valve try finding a product called lucas oil stabiliers and use a full bottle with your next oil change should help bring the pressure back up and it will help you engine plenty

Go to your local public library and check out a service manuel for your truck it will have step by step directions on how to change the oil pump (just a caution to change your oil pump involves taking your oil pan off, if your truck is a 4 wheel drive you will have to drop your front drive assembly this job is not for the back yard mechanic)

You should not rely on the dash gage for this decision... If you have verified poor pressure, only then should consider changing it. Remember oil can loose pressure at many places internally and replacing it may not accomplish your goal.

Now to change the oil pump without engine removal is quite a task, take off the oil pan and the sump filter, then with lots of light, you can reach up in there with a long allen socket or 12pt 7/16 size?, and pull it out.... not sure if the distributor needs to come out ...remove it only if necessary. be careful not to turn over the crank if you remove the distributor because it is driven by the camshaft as I recall and this would obviously get change your spark timing set up.
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good luck


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